New Airliners December 2019
Here’s our monthly roundup of new airliner liveries and deliveries flying around in our skies this month, December 2019. As always, if you spot something interesting or different this month, please email a picture...
Author: Matt Falcus
Christmas Gift Ideas for Aviation Enthusiasts
Looking for ideas for Christmas presents to satisfy the aviation geek? Here’s a range of recommended products to ask for this year: Flightradar24 subscription Probably the most useful and widely used app and...
Alaska Airlines Fleet Through Time
Alaska Airlines can trace its history back to 1932 when its forerunner McGee Airways began services in Anchorage. The name Alaska Airlines emerged in 1944 when it merged with a number of smaller carriers....
100th Airbus A220 Delivered
Airbus has celebrated the 100th delivery of an A220 (formerly Bombardier CSeries) aircraft. This particular aircraft, registered YL-AAU, is an A220-300 variant for airBaltic, one of the largest operators of the type, who has...
Emirates Unveils Year of Tolerance A380 Livery
Emirates has rolled out this special livery on its Airbus A380 A6-EVB, titled ‘Year of Tolerance’. The vibrant ‘Year of Tolerance’ livery depicts a panorama of people from diverse backgrounds and cultures holding hands...
AirportSpotting Black Friday Sale. Up to 50% off Aviation Books!
This year we bring you our biggest ever Black Friday sale, lasting from today till Saturday 30th November. Our sale gives you up to 50% off many of our aviation book titles, which are...
Plane Spotting In Atlanta
Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson International Airport is the busiest in the United States. It is a huge hub for Delta Air Lines and a major draw to aviation enthusiasts, not only for the sheer numbers...
5 of Russia’s Best Spotting Locations
Spotting in Russia seems to be something done by only the locals, the very brave, or those on organised trips. Many people visit the country to fly on some of the rarer Soviet-era aircraft...
Delta Flight Museum Adds Douglas DC-7B
The Delta Flight Museum at Atlanta’s Hartsfield Jackson International Airport has added another historic aircraft to its collection in the form of a retired Douglas DC-7B. This classic piston airliner had been sitting forlorn...
Thomas Cook’s Aircraft – Where Are They Now?
On 23 September we faced the sad news that the UK’s oldest holiday company, Thomas Cook, had closed down after 178 years. With it went the company’s UK airline fleet (partner carriers in Germany...
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