The aviation industry is constantly evolving, and Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) services are at the forefront of this transformation. As aircraft become more advanced, the strategies and technologies used to maintain them must also evolve. Revolutionizing Maintenance: Cutting-Edge Strategies in MRO This blog post delves into the cutting-edge strategies revolutionizing MRO, offering insights for…
Polar routes represent a fascinating aspect of aviation, offering a unique blend of challenges and opportunities for airlines and travelers alike. Unveiling the Wonders of Polar Routes In this comprehensive blog post, we’ll delve into the history of polar flying, explore the evolution of polar routes in modern aviation, and uncover the crucial role they…
Aircraft restoration projects hold a special place in the hearts of aviation enthusiasts and industry professionals alike. These projects involve the meticulous process of bringing old, abandoned, or damaged aircraft back to life, transforming them from forgotten relics into soaring symbols of aviation history. The Fascinating World of Aircraft Restoration Projects In this blog post,…
If for some model of an airplane we can say that it marked the history of aviation and can be called the icon of air traffic, then it is for sure Boeing 737. When the first Boeing 737 took off on April 9, 1967, the history of aviation and the positioning of Boeing as a…
The Boeing 777X will be the proud carrier of the GE9X, the largest jet engine for commercial use. The team at GE Aviation has earned official US certification for the world’s largest commercial aircraft engine, after a lot of research, development, and testing. General Electric removed a large barrier to passenger transportation now that the…
Ever since the time of the Wright brothers, flying has become one of the main and most efficient modes of transportation, both for people and goods. Aviation itself has experienced, during the time of development, consequential changes over the years. That is why aviation museums are unavoidable places when we talk about the history of…
Following the announcement by Airbus that one of the legendary models, the A380, is going down in history and that production will stop in 2021 when the last model will be delivered to the Emirates, a similar announcement comes from Boeing. Boeing has confirmed that the production of the 747 will end after more than 50 years…
When we talk about luxury, especially in 20th-century first half Great Britain, the first brand that comes to mind is certainly Rolls Royce. Well-known radiator shape becomes famous worldwide. The company was founded by Sir Henry Royce and Charles Stewart Rolls on March 15, 1906, by the amalgamation of C.S. Rolls & Co., and Royce…
When we talked about Airbus we mentioned Concorde as one of the most famous models of this company. The Concorde is a first supersonic turbo airliner produced by the British and French aviation industries which ran from its introduction in the 1970s until 2003. The origins of the project idea go back in 5os’ when…
During the pioneer days of the commercial jet age in the 60s, the global aviation fair was ruled by Boeing and Douglas Aircraft, two American companies. Although Europe has had a great influence on aviation with the beginning of the century, over time, America as an industrial power has increasingly seized primacy. European countries have…