Diogo Monteiro looks back at Pan Am and its classic Boeing 747 fleet. Pan Am,…
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Mriya – A Complete History of the Antonov An-225
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusDiogo Monteiro looks at the history of the recently destroyed Antonov An-225 Mriya aircraft. …
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These are the oldest passenger jet airliners still in existence
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe early days of the jet era were an exciting time for aviation and revolutionised…
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Preserved Airliners in Australia
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusAustralia has a fascinating history of aviation, with some of the best-known pioneering airlines and…
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Is it Still Possible to Spot Classic 747-200s?
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusIn 1969, Boeing first flew the 747 which had been developed since 1965. It rolled…
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Remembering Japan’s Classic Airline Liveries
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusJapan is a country in which air travel is part of its DNA. It has…
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Preserving Boeing 727 PP-VLD and a Part of VARIG History
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusDiogo Monteiro writes about an important icon of Brazilian aviation and the attempts to save…
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Wind Across the Camber – Stories of a Young Spotter in Ireland
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusBy Andrew Cleary POTUS had flown under cover of night. It was December 2018…
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Classic Airline Fleets – British Midland’s Viscounts
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusArguably Britain’s most successful airliner, the Vickers Viscount heralded turboprop air travel in a world…
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Complete Guide to the Boeing 727 Today
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe Boeing 727 first emerged in 1963 an instantly became a classic, flying for airlines…