The Dubai Future Foundation has established the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Settlement Challenge; a seed grant fund to encourage research into future space settlement and space habitation initiatives.
Favorable regulatory policy will lead to growth of Additive Manufacturing (AM) also known as 3D printing technology in the aerospace sector in the next decade.… Read More »Aerospace Will Take the Lead In 3D Printing Technology
Student members of Team DAELead from The University of Hong Kong took the €30,000 first prize with their effective design for a Private Stowage Compartment (PSC)… Read More »Winner of Airbus’ ‘Fly Your Ideas’ Competition Solves Under Seat Crunch
If you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed by the stresses of the new year, Lufthansa has come up with the perfect escape: 10 soothing minutes of nothing but clouds.
Stop what you’re doing right now. I don’t care what it is (unless you’re directing air traffic) you will want to take a few minutes to create your own Northern Lights, using science and Icelandair technology.
Air Seoul, the new South Korean low-cost carrier based at Seoul Incheon International Airport, has launched its operations using SITA’s Horizon Passenger Management and Distribution systems.
Want a cheap holiday? Have 15 minutes to spare? You can now go to Westfield Stratford and fly a Boeing Dreamliner for free. Low-cost airline… Read More »Norwegian and Boeing Deliver Virtual Dreamliner Flights To Westfield Stratford
I have no idea what is happening here, but I want another serving, please.
Flight Chic has turned three which is a great age for this writer.
Delta became the latest, and the largest airline, to partner with Airbnb—and is snug enough to share the duvet.
[UPDATED: formal statement from ALPA was added below, as well as a reply from the USDOT.] Norwegian Air Service is hiring American pilots to support its… Read More »Will Hiring US Pilots Help Norwegian Leap Over Open Skies Hurdle? No. But This Might…
Hot happenings in the skies this week include a breath of fresh air.
We now know what happens when Jennifer Aniston comes out of that Emirates A380 First class shower which got some people in a lather last year.
Copenhagen Airport’s Tax Free stores have come up with a clever way to promote beauty products, by sharing top make-up application tips targeted at a… Read More »Beauty Tips for the Stars from CPH Tax Free
SAS has revealed new crew uniforms, as part of its many 70-year celebration updates, accessorised with a view of Scandinavia from the skies.
Norwegian has announced that beloved author Roald Dahl will become the airline’s first ever British ‘tail fin hero’. The announcement comes as the world celebrates ‘Roald Dahl… Read More »Norwegian Gives Roald Dahl his Very Own Peachy Plane
Iceland is doing a lot to promote as a destination, and both Icelandair and WOW Air offer nifty stop-over packages for those who would rather take a leisurely skip and hop accross the Atlantic, than one quick leap.
But Icelandair is also promoting out-bound tourism, encouraging Icelanders to tap into their adventurous Nordic roots, get out, and explore the world.
You can now (sort of) relax over gross stories of airplane seat tray tables, and stop worrying (somewhat) about how many unwashed hands have touched that seat armrest you’re sharing on your flight.
Two influential Swedish women now grace the tail of Norwegian planes: author and feminist Fredrika Bremer, and artist and designer Karin Larsson.
This week, JetBlue became the first airline to reopen commercial service between the U.S. and Cuba.
Other U.S. carriers have already announced details of their plans.
What will this all mean for Cuba?
