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The First of Delta’s 33 Used Boeing Purchase has Officially Been Inaugurated

To keep up with increased travel demand, Delta Air purchased 33 used Boeing 737s from Lion Air. As of last week, the first used aircraft of the purchase, N951DX, has been delivered to Delta. We should expect 5 more to be delivered by the end of 2022 and all the planes to be soaring by October 2023.  

Thousands of Flights Delayed this Thanksgiving Due to Severe Weather

On what are the busiest travel days of the year, thousands of flights were delayed leaving three major airports servicing New York City due to severe weather. According to FlightAware, 6585 flights have been delayed and 2365 flights have been cancelled as of 8:45 a.m. CST, 11/28/22.

7 Emerging Technological Trends Shaping Aviation in 2022

Reposted from Travel Radar. Read the original article here: https://travelradar.aero/2022-tech-trends/

Technological aviation trends have changed the aviation sector over the past few years. In addition, this is to make operations more seamless.

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The End of an Era: Last Boeing 747 to be Delivered by the End of 2022

Why Contracting Builds a Great Resume in the Aviation Industry

If you are an aviation mechanic, you may already know that most employers require a certain amount of experience depending on the job you are applying for.

Oneworld Airline Alliance Announces Headquarter Relocation to Fort Worth, TX

On Wednesday October 12th, Oneworld Airline Alliance announced the relocation of its headquarters from New York City to Fort Worth, Texas.

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Rolls Royce and EasyJet begin testing Hydrogen Fuel Powered Engines. Is this the future of aviation fuels?

It is no surprise that the Hydrogen Fuel topic has risen to the ranks in the past 10 years as a promising future of aviation fueling. However, the limitations on cost, infrastructure, and transportation have kept this experiment at bay for as long as it has been discussed. Fortunately for us, Rolls Royce has announced a new partnership with Easy Jet which will enable them to develop and test hydrogen combustion engine technology for aircraft.