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  • Mar 23, 2024 | simpleflying.com | Andrew Crider

    A 767-300ER diverted to Bangor due to engine issues during transatlantic flight, landing safely at 4:22 am. Engine problem caused slowdown over Nova Scotia, leading to diversion. Omni Air serves Department of Defense regularly. Engine rollback on #1 reported, prompting maintenance inspection. Engine failures, though uncommon, can occur for various reasons.

  • Mar 22, 2024 | simpleflying.com | Andrew Crider

    The A-10 Thunderbolt demonstration team's last tour this summer marks the end of a celebrated 40-year legacy at airshows. The retirement of the A-10 in favor of the F-35 fighter jet is seen as a cost-effective move by the US Air Force. Fans are encouraged to catch the A-10C Demonstration Team in action for one last time as they fly 18 more shows before retirement. The A-10 Thunderbolt demonstration team announced that it will have its last air show tour this coming summer.

  • Mar 21, 2024 | simpleflying.com | Andrew Crider

    Boeing's board to meet with airline CEOs without CEO Calhoun present amid industry concerns. US carriers like Southwest and United facing issues with Boeing aircraft, impacting operations. Boeing facing pressure from international customers like Copa Airlines seeking compensation. Boeing’s board of directors has apparently agreed to meet with major airline CEOs without the presence of its CEO, David Calhoun, as reported by Fox News and the Wall Street Journal earlier today.

  • Mar 17, 2024 | simpleflying.com | Andrew Crider

    Denver-based low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines puts its fleet of Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft to work, operating 780 route options in its network. While the main hub at Denver International Airport has 62 flights daily, the airline serves almost 120 destinations, with some flights you may not know about.

  • Mar 17, 2024 | simpleflying.com | Andrew Crider

    US government announces charter flights to evacuate citizens amidst gang violence in Haiti. GlobalX operates sole A319 to CAP with brief stop in Miami for evacuation. Haiti lacks air force, armed forces disbanded, GlobalX grows fleet amid chaos. The United States government has announced charter flights to evacuate its citizens during escalating gang violence that has left several dead and toppled Haiti's government.

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