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United's first Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner (N20904) takes off from Boeing Field enroute to Houston. (Photo by Dan King/NYCAviation)
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United Reintroduces Boeing 787 Service

Posted May 20, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

After a three month break from service, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner is back in action in America, as United reintroduced revenue service on Monday. The first flight is scheduled to occurr Monday morning from Houston to Chicago. While not exactly the longest flight on the route map, the flight is a symbol that the 787 [...]

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Rending of a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 7
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Southwest Launches 737 MAX 7, Converts 30 737 NG Orders

Posted May 15, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

Southwest Airlines and Boeing announced on Wednesday the launch of the 737 MAX 7, as the airline converted 30 737 NG orders into 737 MAX orders. Southwest also exercised options to add five more Next-Generation 737-800s to its fleet. The 737 MAX, which is the next generation of Boeing’s extremely popular narrowbody aircraft, is expected [...]

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Lion Air Crash In Bali
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Indonesia NTSC Releases Preliminary Lion Air Crash Report

Posted May 15, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

The National Transportation Safety Committee of Indonesia on Wednesday released a preliminary report into the crash of a Lion Air Boeing 737 at Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali last month. On April 13, 2013, Lion Air flight 904 crashed into the sea just short of runway 09 in Bali, and we are now getting [...]

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787 Line Number 83 for ANA being prepped for delivery earlier this week. Photo by Patrick Rodwell.
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Boeing Resumes Deliveries Of 787 Dreamliner

Posted May 14, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

On Tuesday afternoon, Boeing announced that they have delivered a 787 Dreamliner for the first time in four months, following the worldwide grounding due to faulty battery systems. 787 Line Number 83 was prepared earlier this week, and was delivered to Japan’s All Nippon Airways on Tuesday. Paine Field in Everett has been bursting with 787s since [...]

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Who needs a couch when you can have a row of seats!
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Going Once, Going Twice- Southwest Swag on Auction

Posted May 14, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

If you are anything like us, there is probably at least one piece of airline or airport memorabilia somewhere in your house. Coming across these items isn’t always easy, however. Any #AvGeek would love to have a row of economy seats in their living room, but where can you buy it!? The internet, of course! [...]

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JetBlue SoFly- Overshare Everything
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JetBlue SoFly- Overshare Everything

Posted May 14, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

Every airline will eventually get you to your destination, but few airlines are interested in hearing about your trip once you leave the airport. JetBlue is one of those few, recently launching their SoFly (short for Social Fly) program. SoFly invites passengers to share every aspect of their trip, from planning to in-flight to destination. [...]

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Back-lit glass wall is quite inviting
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Behind The Red Rope: American Flagship Check-In at JFK

Posted May 14, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

Nestled way off to the far right of the ticketing hall at JFK T8 sits a new and exclusive feature that most passengers will never see. A space that once housed signs for partner airlines and wheelchairs is now home to a new Flagship Check-In, catering to the rich, famous, and those flying select First [...]

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Are you popular enough?
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Are You Popular? If So, Join American Airlines In The Admirals Club

Posted May 7, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

If you are anything like us, you often walk right on by the door to an airline lounge and attempt to find a seat near an outlet somewhere by your gate. Airline lounges aren’t particularly cheap, and if you aren’t a member or have access through a credit card or otherwise, one day passes typically [...]

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David Windmiller Emergency Landing
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Stunt Pilot Lands on Long Island Highway- Isn’t a Stunt

Posted May 2, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

Stunt pilot David Windmiller was forced to land his home made stunt plane on a Long Island highway Thursday afternoon, after his engine unexpectedly seized up and shed its propeller blades, reported Newsday. Windmiller was reportedly flying at an altitude of 2,200 feet while returning to Republic Airport when his aircraft encountered the engine stall. [...]

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Construction workers examine blueprints inside the new Sky Club.
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The Long Term Effects of The “Reducing Flight Delays Act of 2013″

Posted May 1, 2013 by Jason Rabinowitz

When the federal government enacted its sequestration plan, it hit the Federal Aviation Administration in several ways; The closing of many contracted control towers, as well as the furloughing of air traffic controllers. When the controllers began to be furloughed, the national air space devolved into chaos. Flight delays topping four hours in the Northeast, [...]

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