Airways NOTAM Oct 23-29
Your weekly review of commercial flight
NEWS │ OPINION │ THIS WEEK │ ANALYSIS │ MEDIA
News
Middle East Airlines Moves Aircraft Fleet from Lebanon
Middle East Airlines has moved the majority of its fleet from the Lebanese capital, Beirut, to neighboring countries following the Hamas attack on Israel and the ensuing conflict. Read more…
End of an Era: The Last European MD-82 Is Retired
Bulgarian airline European Air Charter has bid farewell to its last McDonnell Douglas MD-82 (DC-9-82, or 'Mad Dog') aircraft. Read more…
United Unveils Largest-yet-Transatlantic Summer Schedule
United Airlines is expanding its transatlantic network for the summer of 2024 with its largest-yet schedule. Read more…
Opinion
The Science Behind Go-Arounds
Capt. Chris Smith discusses some issues pilots may face during landing and the training they go through to minimize the risk of accidents when dealing with an unstable approach. Read more…
This Week in History
10/23/2003: Concorde Makes Final London-NYC Flight
This week in 2003, Concorde Speedbird 001 departed London Heathrow Airport for the last time, bound for New York's JFK Airport. Read more…
Analysis
A City Without Wings: Berlin's Missing Airline History
Take a deep dive into the history of Berlin's airports and why the German capital still lacks a stable local airline. Read more…
Media
Airways November Issue
Finnair is one of the world’s oldest operating airlines. Since it was founded in 1923, the company has grown from a small airline to a major player in the oneworld global travel alliance. Read about the airline’s legacy in the November 2023 issue of Airways.
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