Hi everyone! I am new to the forum, and I am looking forward to chatting with you guys!
I wanted to share some news for those who are interested in L-contracts at Bari. I don’t know if it has already been mentioned in this thread, but Neos are planning a route between Bari and JFK. It will operate once a week with a 787-9 and it will begin from June 3rd and operate until October 15th this year
https://simpleflying.com/neos-air-bari-1st-transatlantic-route-new-york-jfk/
Welcome!
The B77X is back up and flying for certification! Here’s to hoping there are no more speed bumps for the program and that we can see them in service in the next year or two!
Prague Airport named after Vaclav Havel served exactly 16,353,522 passengers in 2024 - the airport of the Czech capital announced in an official statement. This is a double-digit increase.
The Airbus A350 boasts the highest ETOPS certification of any commercial aircraft, allowing it to fly up to 370 minutes (over six hours) from the nearest suitable airport. This capability enables the A350 to cover 99.7% of the Earth’s surface, offering unprecedented route flexibility for airlines.
ETOPS ratings have evolved with advancements in aircraft reliability. The Boeing 777 set a milestone in 1995 with an ETOPS-180 rating, extended to ETOPS-330 in 2011. In 2014, the A350 became the first to achieve ETOPS-370. These developments have enabled more efficient, direct routes over remote regions, reducing fuel consumption and travel time for long-haul operations.
Courtesy: Flight Drama.
Eurowings just conffirmed that they will have in fleet B737 max. This is not very profitable. They have in fleet only Airbus. Low-cost usualy have one aircraft manufacture in their fleets, so flights are cheaper, because teaching pilots are cheaper and find pilot for replacement. So flights of eurowings will be more expensive.
Yeah it wasn’t bad at all here, just a few fallen trees in the early hours of the day, just been like most days in England, dull.
Talk about the storm cause 38% of the flights at DUB to be cancelled, it was right in the eye of the storm which actually cause damage to my house and the roads.
So bad, they couldn’t even divert to the same country of origin… or… they were sneaky with their flight plan and wanted a little holiday for some pretzels and beer… 
So we have a new WOA website and it’s not really just WOA it’s about flyboys in general and we get to find out more about the team so I encourage you guys to go check it out🙂
Finally they have updated there website after 3 years! 
Boeing B777-300ER belonging to SkyLine Express has recently returned to flying with passengers. On January 23-24, the aircraft performed the Warsaw - La Romana - Katowice rotation from Poland for the Turkish travel agency Anex Tour, replacing the B777 of MoviGok Airlines. These were the first flights with passengers after the aircraft had been idled for over 2 years in Kiev and Tarbes, France. The B777 can take as many as 531 passengers on board!. Maybe We see it in the game?
Everyone, be VERY careful how you approach postings about the AA5342 crash this evening. We will not hesitate to delete inappropriate comments and suspend users.
Just the facts folks:
Unfortunately, we have our first major plane incident of the year, as Carlsberg alluded to, breaking what seemed to be a peaceful break from December’s swath of crashes. Thoughts go to anyone and everyone involved 
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Sad news from Washington DC Washington DC plane crash: American Airlines flight carrying dozens crashes into river - BBC News
This is more for the Real World Aviation News thread
Okay, let’s lighten up the mood, yesterday Boom Supersonic successfully conducted their first supersonic flight of their XB1 experiment aircraft.
Even RMF FM news tell about it
A famous Russian Ice Skating couple were on that flight and its sad to see another plane crash.
