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Qatar Airways signs an expansion to Boeing 777-9 aircraft order
Known as a quiet rural town in England, the entire global aviation industry now has its eyes on Farnborough.
Known as a quiet rural town in England, the entire global aviation industry now has its eyes on Farnborough.
Korean Air has been buying up big, so if Japan gets any busier, we know where the overflow will go.
This is one airline where turning left is an imperative. We presume kimchi on the menu is a given.
Emirates SkyCargo announced an investment of US$1 billion (AU$1.484b) to expand its fleet with an order of five new Boei...
'If it's not Boeing I'm not going', they used to say... Boeing might need a new slogan writer when the dust settles.
It will always be fun to watch someone who gets US $32.8m squirm trying to defend themselves in the senate!
May we all have a relationship that makes us as happy as the couple in this picture.
Joshua Dean died from a fast-growing mystery infection on Tuesday.
If only we had a company like Boeing to blame our mistakes on. Any takers? Get in touch!
The real bonus is you're unlikely to be around screaming children. Hoorah!
CEOs are falling thick and fast these days. We should have started up a bingo game with their headshots in the office.
Virgin has changed its order for something smaller. Much like we have to at Maccas following a worrying doctor's visit.
This delay means Virgin staffers will be without that new plane smell, inspiring the TW team to sell it in a can.
Poor Boeing. It's just not going. Perhaps soon its brand value will be growing. Until then, it's only faults showing.
Beleaguered Boeing botches its attempt to bounce back! Boy, we hope it can bolster belief in its bold name once again.
Just when we thought Boeing might have had it all under control, we were served up this Friday treat!
Boeing is going with a nice gust of wind behind it blowing. The fantastic results really are showing!
Much like an Aussie carrier in 2023 (we don't need to name them), things are going from bad to worse for Boeing.
Kayak showing that some travellers would literally rather take a kayak than a Boeing 737 MAX 9.
We're sure all this negative media coverage is doing wonders for workplace morale at Boeing's construction facilities.
The stocks are showing that it's just not going for Boeing. Let's hope the tumble starts slowing.
If 2023 was Qantas' dud year, it seems Boeing might give them a run for their money in 2024.
Boeing's kicked off the year with all the negative aviation attention. The team at Qantas quietly happy it's not them.
What was that old expression? If it's not Boeing, I'm not going? Doesn't seem to be the case anymore.
The boss has owned up to his mistake, tail between his legs and all (perhaps not literally the second part).
The plane, which was only operating commercially for two months, suffered an emergency triggering its grounding.
Fly with Rex and you could enjoy that new plane smell. Much nicer than the old plane smell of rust and jet fuel.
Emirates now has 205 aircraft on order with Boeing. At list prices that's worth a casual US$79 billion dollars.
The rumours follow the arrival of an Air China Boeing 747 at the aircraft manufacturers base in Charleston, South Caroli...
Boeing also pledged to match dollar-for-dollar monetary donations from Boeing employees who contribute to the relief fun...
Curious to know who will be the mentor and protégé? It's in the second paragraph of the article so click away!
Rex currently operates seven 737-800NGs and the additional two aircraft will take its 737 fleet to nine.
These planes are 15% quieter, meaning they can tell other aircraft "you need to calm down."
The wind and waves that have shaped the Hawaiian archipelago are expressed throughout the cabin.
That cost is the equivalent of checking in 1,267,166 check in bags with the budget carrier.
The realities of flying on an airline with just one jet aircraft in its fleet is hitting home for travellers stranded ac...
With reliable and profitable domestic jet operations under its belt, Rex has looked to its 737s for its next shot at str...
The Dreamliner was heading to Denmark and suddenly dropped in altitude over the Persian Gulf.
The time has come for the world to say goodbye to the old queen.
The incident took place just hours before the airport was struck by serious flooding.