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Alaska Airlines is making its boldest move yet—launching its first-ever Europe route (Seattle ✈️ Rome) on April 28, 2026, on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners from its Hawaiian Airlines merger. A few days later, Delta Air Lines will fire back—launching its own Seattle to Rome Fiumicino service on May 6... show more

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Alaska Airlines will cross the Atlantic Ocean for the first time. Today, April 28, 2026, Alaska Airlines launches its first-ever nonstop to Europe—Seattle (SEA) to Rome (FCO)—marking a historic milestone in its 90+ year history. Flight AS180 departs Seattle-Tacoma International Airport at 5:40 PM PT, operated by a 4-year-old Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (N780HA). Return flight AS181 from Rome back to Seattle is scheduled for the next day, the 29th. 📹: Ya-Channel

Alaska Airlines will cross the Atlantic Ocean for the first time. Today, April 28, 2026, Alaska Airlines launches its first-ever nonstop to Europe—Seattle (SEA) to Rome (FCO)—marking a historic milestone in its 90+ year history. Flight AS180 departs Seattle-Tacoma International Airport at 5:40 PM PT, operated by a 4-year-old Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (N780HA). Return flight AS181 from Rome back to Seattle is scheduled for the next day, the 29th. 📹: Ya-Channel

Turbine Traveller

87,176 次观看 • 3 个月前

Delta Air Lines is making changes to its in-flight food and beverage service on select flights "to create a more consistent experience" across its network. In a statement to ABC News, the Atlanta-based carrier said that flights shorter than 350 miles "will no longer offer food and beverage service -- with the exception of Delta First which always receives full service."

Delta Air Lines is making changes to its in-flight food and beverage service on select flights "to create a more consistent experience" across its network. In a statement to ABC News, the Atlanta-based carrier said that flights shorter than 350 miles "will no longer offer food and beverage service -- with the exception of Delta First which always receives full service."

ABC News

41,781 次观看 • 3 个月前

🇺🇸 SPACEX STARTS LAUNCH MARATHON WITH VETERAN BOOSTER ON DECK The first of 4 planned Starlink launches this week is underway, with 28 Starlink v2 Mini satellites headed to low-Earth orbit. Flying from Cape Canaveral, Booster 1090 is making its 8th flight - just 44 days after its last mission - and will attempt a droneship landing on A Shortfall of Gravitas. This booster’s resume already includes Crew-10, CRS SpX-33, Bandwagon-3, and O3b mPower missions. SpaceX isn’t just launching satellites - it’s running a weekly rocket commute. Source: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

🇺🇸 SPACEX STARTS LAUNCH MARATHON WITH VETERAN BOOSTER ON DECK The first of 4 planned Starlink launches this week is underway, with 28 Starlink v2 Mini satellites headed to low-Earth orbit. Flying from Cape Canaveral, Booster 1090 is making its 8th flight - just 44 days after its last mission - and will attempt a droneship landing on A Shortfall of Gravitas. This booster’s resume already includes Crew-10, CRS SpX-33, Bandwagon-3, and O3b mPower missions. SpaceX isn’t just launching satellites - it’s running a weekly rocket commute. Source: NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

Mario Nawfal

83,243 次观看 • 10 个月前

NEW: American Airlines flight from JFK Airport escorted by Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon warplanes following a bomb threat. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner made a sudden U-turn on its way to India after an onboard bomb threat. The plane was diverted to Rome, where it landed under the Italian fighter jet escort. "Safety and security are our top priorities and we thank our customers for their understanding," American Airlines said in a statement. "We are working closely with local authorities and will provide updates as the situation develops."

NEW: American Airlines flight from JFK Airport escorted by Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon warplanes following a bomb threat. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner made a sudden U-turn on its way to India after an onboard bomb threat. The plane was diverted to Rome, where it landed under the Italian fighter jet escort. "Safety and security are our top priorities and we thank our customers for their understanding," American Airlines said in a statement. "We are working closely with local authorities and will provide updates as the situation develops."

Collin Rugg

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Jan 29: first commercial plane crash in 16 years in DC Jan 31: Learjet crash in Philadelphia Feb 5: Japan Airlines plane strikes Delta flight on runway in Seattle Feb 6: Bering Air flight wrecks in Nome, Alaska Here's footage of Secretary Sean Duffy doing a podcast with his wife claiming that Buttigieg "sucks at his job." Meanwhile, Duffy's overseen 4 collisions in the last WEEK and is nowhere to be found.

Jan 29: first commercial plane crash in 16 years in DC Jan 31: Learjet crash in Philadelphia Feb 5: Japan Airlines plane strikes Delta flight on runway in Seattle Feb 6: Bering Air flight wrecks in Nome, Alaska Here's footage of Secretary Sean Duffy doing a podcast with his wife claiming that Buttigieg "sucks at his job." Meanwhile, Duffy's overseen 4 collisions in the last WEEK and is nowhere to be found.

Brian Tyler Cohen

805,713 次观看 • 1 年前

United Airlines is selling “window seats” that do not have a window “A passenger's lawsuit claims that they were sold a window seat, but that seat did not include a window. United argues that window seat refers to a seat's location in relation to an aisle. “A judge in California has denied United Airlines' request to dismiss a lawsuit over window seats — the lawsuit can continue” What’s wild is I found this is not expensive to United Airlines. Nearly all major airlines sell window seats that do not include a window - United Airlines: Actively sells them for extra fees - Delta Air Lines: Similar situation; also facing a parallel lawsuit. - American Airlines Has them but generally discloses “no window view” during booking - Alaska Airlines: Has them on its Boeing fleet, discloses them clearly - JetBlue: Has them on some planes - Southwest: Reports of this happening with their new assigned seating rollout

United Airlines is selling “window seats” that do not have a window “A passenger's lawsuit claims that they were sold a window seat, but that seat did not include a window. United argues that window seat refers to a seat's location in relation to an aisle. “A judge in California has denied United Airlines' request to dismiss a lawsuit over window seats — the lawsuit can continue” What’s wild is I found this is not expensive to United Airlines. Nearly all major airlines sell window seats that do not include a window - United Airlines: Actively sells them for extra fees - Delta Air Lines: Similar situation; also facing a parallel lawsuit. - American Airlines Has them but generally discloses “no window view” during booking - Alaska Airlines: Has them on its Boeing fleet, discloses them clearly - JetBlue: Has them on some planes - Southwest: Reports of this happening with their new assigned seating rollout

Wall Street Apes

126,823 次观看 • 1 个月前

UNITED AIRLINES GOES ALL-IN ON STARLINK—FULL FLEET UPGRADE BY 2026 United Airlines is aiming high—every one of its 300 regional jets will be rocking Starlink internet by 2026! Rollout begins in May, following FAA approval for its first Starlink-equipped aircraft. •⁠ ⁠Free Wi-Fi at 35,000 Feet – MileagePlus members get blazing-fast internet with zero fees. •⁠ ⁠50x Faster Speeds – Stream, shop, and game like you’re on the ground. •⁠ ⁠Full-Throttle Rollout – 40 aircraft a month will join the Starlink fleet. This is just the beginning—United Airlines is taking off into a new era of connectivity! Source: NY Post

UNITED AIRLINES GOES ALL-IN ON STARLINK—FULL FLEET UPGRADE BY 2026 United Airlines is aiming high—every one of its 300 regional jets will be rocking Starlink internet by 2026! Rollout begins in May, following FAA approval for its first Starlink-equipped aircraft. •⁠ ⁠Free Wi-Fi at 35,000 Feet – MileagePlus members get blazing-fast internet with zero fees. •⁠ ⁠50x Faster Speeds – Stream, shop, and game like you’re on the ground. •⁠ ⁠Full-Throttle Rollout – 40 aircraft a month will join the Starlink fleet. This is just the beginning—United Airlines is taking off into a new era of connectivity! Source: NY Post

Mario Nawfal

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China is quietly opening a whole new trade route to Europe — and this time, it’s through the Russian Arctic. China is launching its first regular container service along the Northern Sea Route, with weekly sailings planned from August to October 2026, ice conditions permitting. A trial voyage reached Britain in just 20 days last year — roughly two weeks faster than the traditional Suez route. Even more interesting: Chinese companies are expected to make around 30 Northern Sea Route voyages in 2026. A trade route outside Middle western crises, burning chokepoints and Western-controlled maritime pressure. China is building another option for reaching Europe — reducing reliance on the Suez Canal and bypassing chokepoints like the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. One route gets disrupted? China has another one ready

China is quietly opening a whole new trade route to Europe — and this time, it’s through the Russian Arctic. China is launching its first regular container service along the Northern Sea Route, with weekly sailings planned from August to October 2026, ice conditions permitting. A trial voyage reached Britain in just 20 days last year — roughly two weeks faster than the traditional Suez route. Even more interesting: Chinese companies are expected to make around 30 Northern Sea Route voyages in 2026. A trade route outside Middle western crises, burning chokepoints and Western-controlled maritime pressure. China is building another option for reaching Europe — reducing reliance on the Suez Canal and bypassing chokepoints like the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. One route gets disrupted? China has another one ready

China pulse 🇨🇳

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✈️ The Iran war jet fuel shock is hitting Asia’s airlines: - 💸 Airfare prices are surging. - ⛽ Jet fuel prices have more than doubled, crushing airlines' earlier forecast of $41B in global profits for 2026. - 🔻 Flight cuts are spreading across the region -- Air New Zealand to Vietnam Airlines are trimming routes. - 🚨 Korean Air has activated “emergency management mode.” - 🛑 The Philippines president warns that grounding planes is a “distinct possibility.” - 🇨🇳 China’s move: banning jet fuel exports to secure its own supply, while its airlines expand Europe routes thanks to access to Russian airspace. - 📈 Still, China’s carriers face the same squeeze -- Colorful Guizhou Airlines disclosed airlines are hiking domestic fuel surcharges 5× starting April 5. - 📊 Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern are all bracing for a tougher year. Fuel already makes up 35–38% of their operating costs. 🌍 Why Asia is being hit the hardest: - ⚓ Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz chokes off vital oil and gas supplies. - 💥 With energy routes blocked, fuel prices rise worldwide -- and airlines will pass the cost on to passengers.

✈️ The Iran war jet fuel shock is hitting Asia’s airlines: - 💸 Airfare prices are surging. - ⛽ Jet fuel prices have more than doubled, crushing airlines' earlier forecast of $41B in global profits for 2026. - 🔻 Flight cuts are spreading across the region -- Air New Zealand to Vietnam Airlines are trimming routes. - 🚨 Korean Air has activated “emergency management mode.” - 🛑 The Philippines president warns that grounding planes is a “distinct possibility.” - 🇨🇳 China’s move: banning jet fuel exports to secure its own supply, while its airlines expand Europe routes thanks to access to Russian airspace. - 📈 Still, China’s carriers face the same squeeze -- Colorful Guizhou Airlines disclosed airlines are hiking domestic fuel surcharges 5× starting April 5. - 📊 Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern are all bracing for a tougher year. Fuel already makes up 35–38% of their operating costs. 🌍 Why Asia is being hit the hardest: - ⚓ Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz chokes off vital oil and gas supplies. - 💥 With energy routes blocked, fuel prices rise worldwide -- and airlines will pass the cost on to passengers.

Kristie Lu Stout✌🏽

14,512 次观看 • 4 个月前

JUST IN: DELTA AIRLINES HIT WITH ELEVEN LAWSUITS AFTER TORONTO HARD LANDING Delta Airlines is facing a legal firestorm after a dramatic hard landing of Flight DL4819 in Toronto left 80 passengers hanging upside down in a flaming wreck. Eleven lawsuits have already been filed, including one by Martinus Lawrence, who claims he was doused in jet fuel and suffered serious injuries while trapped in the overturned aircraft. Plaintiffs allege negligence and a chain of errors on the part of Delta and its subsidiary, Endeavor Air. The carrier has denied liability and is seeking to consolidate all cases in Minnesota, where the flight originated. Meanwhile, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada is scrutinizing crew training, landing technique, and landing gear as part of its ongoing investigation. Amid a swirl of social media rumors, Delta has offered passengers $30,000 each in compensation — but for many, that may not be enough.

JUST IN: DELTA AIRLINES HIT WITH ELEVEN LAWSUITS AFTER TORONTO HARD LANDING Delta Airlines is facing a legal firestorm after a dramatic hard landing of Flight DL4819 in Toronto left 80 passengers hanging upside down in a flaming wreck. Eleven lawsuits have already been filed, including one by Martinus Lawrence, who claims he was doused in jet fuel and suffered serious injuries while trapped in the overturned aircraft. Plaintiffs allege negligence and a chain of errors on the part of Delta and its subsidiary, Endeavor Air. The carrier has denied liability and is seeking to consolidate all cases in Minnesota, where the flight originated. Meanwhile, the Transportation Safety Board of Canada is scrutinizing crew training, landing technique, and landing gear as part of its ongoing investigation. Amid a swirl of social media rumors, Delta has offered passengers $30,000 each in compensation — but for many, that may not be enough.

Turbine Traveller

116,640 次观看 • 1 年前

AIRBUS A320 FIRST FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY On this day, 22 February 1987, the first Airbus A320 — MSN 001 (F-WWAI) — took to the skies from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport for its 3.5-hour maiden flight. Unveiled just days earlier on 14 February 1987 in Toulouse, the A320-100 prototype was powered by CFM56-5 engines and became the first commercial airliner with fully digital fly-by-wire controls and sidesticks — a revolutionary advance in cockpit design. It received its type certificate on 28 February 1988, and by April 1988 Air France and British Airways had begun regular operations. Fast forward 39 years, and the A320 family has officially surpassed the Boeing 737 as the most-produced commercial jet in history.

AIRBUS A320 FIRST FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY On this day, 22 February 1987, the first Airbus A320 — MSN 001 (F-WWAI) — took to the skies from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport for its 3.5-hour maiden flight. Unveiled just days earlier on 14 February 1987 in Toulouse, the A320-100 prototype was powered by CFM56-5 engines and became the first commercial airliner with fully digital fly-by-wire controls and sidesticks — a revolutionary advance in cockpit design. It received its type certificate on 28 February 1988, and by April 1988 Air France and British Airways had begun regular operations. Fast forward 39 years, and the A320 family has officially surpassed the Boeing 737 as the most-produced commercial jet in history.

Turbine Traveller

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Confirmed Kill vs. Silent Launch: KIZILELMA vs. Ghost Bat On November 29, the Turkish Bayraktar KIZILELMA unmanned fighter jet achieved a fully confirmed BVR GÖKDOĞAN air-to-air missile kill, using its own MURAD AESA radar with clear tracking and impact footage. Ten days later, on December 9, Boeing’s MQ-28 Ghost Bat launched an AIM-120 AMRAAM, but without using an onboard radar, relying instead on external E-7 AWACS targeting, and without releasing any tracking or impact visuals. Although Boeing had claimed Ghost Bat would be first, Baykar had already secured the milestone with KIZILELMA, days earlier and with full proof.

Confirmed Kill vs. Silent Launch: KIZILELMA vs. Ghost Bat On November 29, the Turkish Bayraktar KIZILELMA unmanned fighter jet achieved a fully confirmed BVR GÖKDOĞAN air-to-air missile kill, using its own MURAD AESA radar with clear tracking and impact footage. Ten days later, on December 9, Boeing’s MQ-28 Ghost Bat launched an AIM-120 AMRAAM, but without using an onboard radar, relying instead on external E-7 AWACS targeting, and without releasing any tracking or impact visuals. Although Boeing had claimed Ghost Bat would be first, Baykar had already secured the milestone with KIZILELMA, days earlier and with full proof.

Clash Report

323,422 次观看 • 8 个月前

#WATCH | Delhi: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh says, "...Pakistan did not close its civil airspace despite it launching a failed unprovoked drone and missile attack on 7 May at 08:30 hours in the evening. Pakistan is using civil airliner as a shield, knowing fully well that its attack on India would elicit a swift air defence response. This is not safe for the unsuspecting civil airliners including the international flights which were flying near IB between India and Pakistan. The screenshot we just showed, it shows the data of the application flight radar 24 during a high air defence alert situation in the Punjab sector. As you have seen, the airspace on the Indian side is absolutely devoid of civil air traffic due to our declared closure. However, there are civil airlines flying the air route between Karachi and Lahore...Indian Air force demonstrated considerable restraint in its response thus ensuring safety of international civil carriers."

#WATCH | Delhi: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh says, "...Pakistan did not close its civil airspace despite it launching a failed unprovoked drone and missile attack on 7 May at 08:30 hours in the evening. Pakistan is using civil airliner as a shield, knowing fully well that its attack on India would elicit a swift air defence response. This is not safe for the unsuspecting civil airliners including the international flights which were flying near IB between India and Pakistan. The screenshot we just showed, it shows the data of the application flight radar 24 during a high air defence alert situation in the Punjab sector. As you have seen, the airspace on the Indian side is absolutely devoid of civil air traffic due to our declared closure. However, there are civil airlines flying the air route between Karachi and Lahore...Indian Air force demonstrated considerable restraint in its response thus ensuring safety of international civil carriers."

ANI

1,401,689 次观看 • 1 年前

East China port launches first Arctic shipping route to Europe The Ningbo-Zhoushan Port in the eastern province of Zhejiang launched its first China-Europe Arctic container express route on Monday, marking the first time the port has extended a route to the Arctic Ocean. The new route crosses directly to Europe via the Northeast Arctic passage, slashing the transit time from Zhoushan Port to Britain's Felixstowe Port to just 18 days. This is significantly faster than the China-Europe freight train (about 25 days), the Suez Canal route (about 40 days), and the Cape of Good Hope route (about 50 days). The route's maiden voyage is set to reach Felixstowe on Oct. 10. The shipment includes a mix of goods such as daily necessities, clothing, spare machinery parts, as well as high-value items like energy storage cabinets and power batteries. Once in Felixstowe, these goods will be distributed across Europe, according to local customs authorities in Ningbo.

East China port launches first Arctic shipping route to Europe The Ningbo-Zhoushan Port in the eastern province of Zhejiang launched its first China-Europe Arctic container express route on Monday, marking the first time the port has extended a route to the Arctic Ocean. The new route crosses directly to Europe via the Northeast Arctic passage, slashing the transit time from Zhoushan Port to Britain's Felixstowe Port to just 18 days. This is significantly faster than the China-Europe freight train (about 25 days), the Suez Canal route (about 40 days), and the Cape of Good Hope route (about 50 days). The route's maiden voyage is set to reach Felixstowe on Oct. 10. The shipment includes a mix of goods such as daily necessities, clothing, spare machinery parts, as well as high-value items like energy storage cabinets and power batteries. Once in Felixstowe, these goods will be distributed across Europe, according to local customs authorities in Ningbo.

China Perspective

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NATO just picked Sweden's Saab over Boeing to replace its entire airborne surveillance fleet. It's the first time a non-Boeing aircraft leads NATO's common surveillance backbone since 1982. The reason Boeing lost is the best part: the U.S. Air Force dropped the Boeing E-7 from its own budget last year over delays, cost overruns and doubts it could survive in contested airspace. Europe took note and moved on. The deal covers 10 to 12 aircraft at roughly $643 million each, over $5 billion before training and infrastructure. Not formally signed yet, but at this point it's Boeing's loss to reverse. Source: Defense News

NATO just picked Sweden's Saab over Boeing to replace its entire airborne surveillance fleet. It's the first time a non-Boeing aircraft leads NATO's common surveillance backbone since 1982. The reason Boeing lost is the best part: the U.S. Air Force dropped the Boeing E-7 from its own budget last year over delays, cost overruns and doubts it could survive in contested airspace. Europe took note and moved on. The deal covers 10 to 12 aircraft at roughly $643 million each, over $5 billion before training and infrastructure. Not formally signed yet, but at this point it's Boeing's loss to reverse. Source: Defense News

Mario Nawfal

1,666,246 次观看 • 4 个月前

#Pakistan did not close its civil airspace despite launching a failed unprovoked drone and missile attack on 7th May at 08:30 hours in the evening. Pakistan is using civil airliners as a shield, knowing fully well that its attack on India would elicit a swift air defence response. This is not safe for the unsuspecting civil airliners including the international flights which were flying near IB between India and Pakistan The screenshot we just showed, it shows the data of the application flight radar 24 during a high air defence alert situation in the #Punjab sector. As you have seen, the airspace on the Indian side is absolutely devoid of civil air traffic due to our declared closure. However, there are civil airlines flying the air route between Karachi and Lahore -Wing Commander Vyomika Singh Ministry of Defence, Government of India रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India PMO India Randhir Jaiswal

#Pakistan did not close its civil airspace despite launching a failed unprovoked drone and missile attack on 7th May at 08:30 hours in the evening. Pakistan is using civil airliners as a shield, knowing fully well that its attack on India would elicit a swift air defence response. This is not safe for the unsuspecting civil airliners including the international flights which were flying near IB between India and Pakistan The screenshot we just showed, it shows the data of the application flight radar 24 during a high air defence alert situation in the #Punjab sector. As you have seen, the airspace on the Indian side is absolutely devoid of civil air traffic due to our declared closure. However, there are civil airlines flying the air route between Karachi and Lahore -Wing Commander Vyomika Singh Ministry of Defence, Government of India रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India PMO India Randhir Jaiswal

PIB India

333,981 次观看 • 1 年前

Royal Air Maroc Boeing 787-9 (CN-RGY), flight RAM201N to Casablanca, was unable to take off from JFK Airport's Runway 4L due to a nose wheel steering problem. That's when the situation began, with the classic JFK tower controller saying: "Call your operations on a second radio. We'll call the airport authority and try to figure out how we can get you towed off the runway." While RAM201N remained disabled, American Airlines Flight 2026 heading to Miami, a Boeing 737 MAX 8, took advantage of its position at Taxiway K3 (calculated take-off performance required), asked tower if it was ok, entered Runway 4L, and departed ahead of the 787 with a jet blast caution. Several other flights followed with downfield departures before the Boeing 787 was finally towed off the runway. Incident occurred on May 30, 2026. 📹: ATC AUDIO 🎧: LIVEATC

Royal Air Maroc Boeing 787-9 (CN-RGY), flight RAM201N to Casablanca, was unable to take off from JFK Airport's Runway 4L due to a nose wheel steering problem. That's when the situation began, with the classic JFK tower controller saying: "Call your operations on a second radio. We'll call the airport authority and try to figure out how we can get you towed off the runway." While RAM201N remained disabled, American Airlines Flight 2026 heading to Miami, a Boeing 737 MAX 8, took advantage of its position at Taxiway K3 (calculated take-off performance required), asked tower if it was ok, entered Runway 4L, and departed ahead of the 787 with a jet blast caution. Several other flights followed with downfield departures before the Boeing 787 was finally towed off the runway. Incident occurred on May 30, 2026. 📹: ATC AUDIO 🎧: LIVEATC

Turbine Traveller

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