On This Day in Aviation History: November 1st
Space Shuttle Columbia completes two important missions, SAS bans smoking on many flights, X-15 sets a speed record, United Flight 629 is bombed and more.
WestJet To Block Out Middle Seats on New Canada-Hawaii Routes
In a move that both offers added comfort to passengers at a premium while extending the range of their 737s, WestJet Airlines will leave the middle seats empty in the first 8-10 rows on certain flights.
Air France Relaunches Flights to Cambodia After 37 Year Hiatus
After a 37 years absence, Air France is once again offering scheduled flights between Paris and Cambodia, making them the only European airline to operate flights directly to the country.
On This Day in Aviation History: October 7th
Happy birthday to Air France and KLM! Also, the first photos ever captured of the dark side of the moon are captured by the Soviets' Luna 3 probe.
Pilot Shortage: Where’d All the Pilots Go?
The reasons why 80% of student pilots drop out have also always been the same; lack of money and the high demands of the industry.