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JetBlue to London 2021

June 3, 2019

JetBlue Airways Corp is in discussions with Airbus SE about the European planemaker’s plans for a longer-range version of its A321neo family as it prepares to jump into the transatlantic market. The sixth-largest U.S. carrier has 85 A321neo aircraft on order, of which it has already decided to convert 13 into a longer-range version called the A321LR for its planned launch of daily flights from New York and Boston to London in 2021. … More JetBlue to London 2021

Boeing 797 One Pilot Cockpit

June 3, 2019

Boeing will now be rolling out a new one-man cockpit aircraft tentatively to be called the (NMA) Boeing 797. The second pilot will be a ground-based computer automated First Officer Pilot that will be in charge of several similar type aircraft. … More Boeing 797 One Pilot Cockpit

Las Vegas Show Tickets

June 2, 2019

Las Vegas Travel & Tours

Current List of Available Shows:

Motown Extreme, Masters of Magic, MJ Live, David Copperfield, Jabbawockeez … More Las Vegas Show Tickets

KLM Airlines: New Non-stop Amsterdam to Las Vegas

June 1, 2019

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will roll the dice on service between Las Vegas and Amsterdam, with flights on Thursdays and Sundays beginning June 6, 2019. A third weekly flight on this route will launch on Tuesdays starting July 2, 2019. Las Vegas will become KLM’s 18th North Atlantic destination to be served directly. Including Las Vegas as KLM’s latest destination will offer our customers even more flight connections to and from the west coast. … More KLM Airlines: New Non-stop Amsterdam to Las Vegas

Airlines Plea for Defective 737 MAX

June 1, 2019

This aircraft was designed to crash due to its intentionally defective aerodynamic design with oversized and incorrectly placed engines which do not fit this aircraft. Airline management knows this and could care less. Management only concern is the bottom line and their investment in these purchased Flying Metal Death Traps. Consumer confidence is not … More Airlines Plea for Defective 737 MAX

Boeing: “It Feels Personal”

May 31, 2019

As he goes on tv shedding his crocodile tears on how he says it feels personal for him. Well, I’m sure it is really personal for those families of the deceased passengers and crew that are left behind. This is where it is really personal. Not personal for the leader of a company that … More Boeing: “It Feels Personal”

LEVEL Airlines: New Non-stop Paris to Las Vegas

May 29, 2019

LEVEL, owned by the International Airline Group, says in a statement it will offer two weekly flights from Las Vegas (McCarran) to Paris (Orly) Airport beginning Oct. 30. The service would fly on Wednesdays and Sundays, according to LEVEL. Planes leaving Las Vegas would depart at 7 p.m. and arrive at 2:45 p.m. Flights leave Paris at 2:15 p.m. and return to Las Vegas at 5 p.m. Lead-in fares start at $99 for one-way tickets, with premium economy seats available. … More LEVEL Airlines: New Non-stop Paris to Las Vegas

Flying Metal Death Trap: 737 MAX

May 27, 2019

Veteran 737 Pilot Chris Brady is in the 737 simulator where the plane continues to nosedive plummeting to the earth as the automated “Rogue” MCAS keeps reactivating every 5 seconds causing the plane to spiral down out of control again and again. American Airlines pilot Dennis Tajer refers to it as “Flying with a Blindfold in a Dark Forest. It is powerful, relentless, like a monster in a cage” An airplane with a criminally negligent known “Design Flaw” which has created one of aviation’s greatest scandals. … More Flying Metal Death Trap: 737 MAX

JetBlue Europe Bound

September 26, 2016

Jet Blue: Boston to Europe in 2017 One of travelers’ favorite airlines in the U.S. could be headed to Europe. JetBlue has placed an order for 30 Airbus A321s, which could set the airline up to expand overseas. JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes said that some of the airplanes on order could be configured for trans-Atlantic … More JetBlue Europe Bound