The World of Aviation

Aviation training and simulator manufacturing companies are reporting a welcome uptick in demand following the COVID-19 downturn, citing a renewed shift towards cargo operations and the upcoming recertification of Boeing’s 737 MAX as reasons for the change. Simulator makers had expected a rush on orders when Boeing announced its recommendation for specific pilot training on

Aer Lingus, Ireland’s flag carrier, has said it is considering moving its trans-Atlantic services from Shannon Airport in the country’s midwest over to the UK, amid ongoing COVID-19 restrictions imposed by the Irish Government. The airline has invested in two new Airbus A321neo aircraft, currently based at Shannon Airport in County Clare, which traditionally had

The Sky Drive SD-03, which resembles a giant drone, took off in a specialised facility in the city of Toyota and was filmed.

The US Air Force has announced it’s wrapped up three weeks of training in Alaska, including the completion of its famed Red Flag training for younger pilots.

Over three years since the mysterious bullet-shaped aircraft was first spotted by eager onlookers near Victorville, California, US company Otto Aviation has finally unveiled the Celera 500L – its futuristic, low-emission, long range, fuel efficient aircraft. After being developed in secret for more than a decade, the unique plane is set to seriously shake-up the

The A340 was significant for the Spanish airline because of its vital role in connecting new long-haul destinations from Madrid.