Which IAG Airlines Operated The Most Flights In 2021?
IAG, or the International Airlines Group, is arguably best known for its two largest flag carriers, British Airways,…
Goodbye 2021: A Look At Simple Flying’s Top Articles Of The Year
What a year 2021 has been! In the Simple Flying podcast, your hosts Tom and Jo typically take…
Emirates Is Confident That Its Recovery Will Continue Into 2022
Emirates is confident that its recovery will continue into 2022. The comments came from the airline’s CEO and…
Airbus Vs. Boeing: Which Manufacturer Won 2021?
The Airbus – Boeing duopoly is now decades old, and competition between the two plane makers is intense.…
Bamboo Airways Eyes Regular Frankfurt And Munich Flights
Bamboo Airways is reportedly preparing to launch regular scheduled flights to both Frankfurt and Munich from mid-January. Before…
3 Way Switch: How BA Dealt With A Broken 777 Window Over Christmas
British Airways dealt with a broken windscreen in a creative fashion over the Christmas break, using a three-way…
2021 In Review: Which Aircraft Types Were Used The Most?
While 2021 saw aviation’s recovery taking a big jump from 2020, total commercial flights still sit around 20%…
Indonesia Gives The Green Light To Boeing 737 MAX Operations
Today, the Indonesian Ministry of Transport gave the green light for Boeing 737 MAX operations to resume in…
The Top Airbus A350 Operators Of 2021 Revealed
According to schedule data, around 30 airlines have flown the Airbus A350 during 2021. While LATAM only scheduled…
Ethiopian Airlines To Resume Boeing 737 MAX Flights In February
Ethiopian Airlines has revealed that it plans to bring the Boeing 737 MAX back into service next February.…
Asiana Airlines Plans The A380’s Return For March 2022
Yet another airline has scheduled the return of the giant of the skies for next year. According to…
Qantas Now Plans To Resume International A380 Flights In January
Qantas is tipped to bring its Airbus A380 aircraft back to service early as pilots on other fleets…
Happy Holidays From The Simple Flying Team!
On behalf of the entire Simple Flying team, I’d like to take this opportunity to wish all of…
Paint Is Flaking On Air New Zealand’s Boeing 787 Wings
Air New Zealand has become the latest airline to reveal issues with paint peeling off of composite surfaces.…
Austria Becomes The Latest To Restrict Travel From The UK
Austria has become the latest country to implement a UK-focused travel ban. Like neighboring Germany, the country will…
Lufthansa Now Offers A Train For All Domestic Frankfurt Feeder Flights
German flag carrier Lufthansa now offers a rail option of all domestic feeder flights bound for its main…
The Simple Flying Podcast Episode 98: Simple Flying Meets IAG Cargo
Simple Flying’s latest podcast is live and ready for you to enjoy. Hosted this week by Tom Boon, our…
FAA Proposes Changes To Grounded Boeing 777-200 Engines
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a change to Boeing 777-200 aircraft engines grounded since an uncontained…
British Airways Reinstates January Johannesburg A380 Flights
After the UK government scrapped its red-list again, British Airways has reinstated Airbus A380 flights to Johannesburg in…
Qantas Schedules Airbus A380 Flights To London From June 2022
Qantas appears to have brought its London Airbus A380 launch forward to June, according to its latest schedule…
In Photos: Airbus Bids Farewell To The Last A380
It has been almost a week since Airbus delivered the last ever A380 to its biggest customer of…
Wizz Air Gets 15 Daily London Gatwick Slot Pairs From Norwegian
Wizz Air will base four additional Airbus A321neo aircraft at London Gatwick as the low-cost competition heats up…
Will We See Another Aircraft As Large As The Airbus A380?
Airbus has finished building the Airbus A380, having delivered the last jet of the program yesterday. The aircraft…
Which Airports Could See The Most A380s In 2022?
A year ago, it seemed as though the A380 was yesterday’s news. Fast forward to today, and the…