Season’s Greetings from Fly by Mike. As we approach the end of another incredible year, we want to take a moment to thank you, our amazing audience, for being part of our journey. Your unwavering support, engagement, and passion for aviation continue to inspire us every day. This holiday season, we send our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones. May your days be filled with joy, laughter, and memorable moments. As the skies light up with the spirit of Christmas and the promise of a new year, we look forward to soaring to even greater heights together in 2025. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Stay safe, stay inspired, and keep flying high with Fly by Mike. With gratitude, The Fly by Mike Team
About us
Welcome to Fly by Mike, a community and content hub dedicated to aviation enthusiasts, aspiring pilots, air traffic controllers, and anyone with a passion for the skies. Our YouTube channel and website bring aviation to life, sharing unique insights, industry knowledge, and humor designed for those who live and breathe aviation. With Fly by Mike, we dive deep into the world of flight, offering educational content on topics like air traffic control, aircraft operations, aviation terminology, and more. Our mission is to make aviation accessible, enjoyable, and informative for everyone, from seasoned industry professionals to newcomers. Beyond videos, we’ve created Aviation Jargon Is All You Need—our merch line inspired by aviation humor and culture. Through t-shirts, mugs, and more, we help aviation fans proudly showcase their passion. Explore our journey as we continue creating engaging content, one flight at a time. Join us in navigating the aviation world, whether you're on the ground or in the air!
- Website
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www.flybymike.org
External link for Fly by Mike
- Industry
- Airlines and Aviation
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Nairobi
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2022
- Specialties
- Aviation Content, Aviation news , and Aviation Documents
Locations
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Primary
Nairobi , KE
Employees at Fly by Mike
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Celebrating the Birth of Aviation: The Wright Brothers' First Flight Today marks one of the most significant milestones in history—on December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright achieved what was once thought impossible: human flight. Their Flyer, a powered aircraft, lifted off the ground in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, staying airborne for 12 seconds and covering 120 feet. This monumental moment was the result of years of determination, innovation, and a dream to conquer the skies. It laid the foundation for the global aviation industry we know today, connecting people, cultures, and economies across the world. As we reflect on this achievement, let’s honor the pioneering spirit of the Wright brothers and the progress we've made since then—from their modest wooden plane to today’s supersonic jets and spacecraft. Here’s to innovation, perseverance, and the vision to take humanity to new heights. What does this day mean to you as an aviation enthusiast or professional? Share your thoughts below! #AviationHistory #WrightBrothers #Innovation #AviationIndustry #FirstFlight
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Big News for Frequent Flyers: Air Canada Introduces Free WiFi for Aeroplan Members! Air Canada has announced that starting May 2025, Aeroplan members will enjoy complimentary high-speed WiFi on flights across North America and to "sun destinations." By 2026, this service will also be available on international routes, providing an unparalleled in-flight experience for both productivity and entertainment. For context, Aeroplan is Air Canada's loyalty program, enabling members to earn and redeem points for flights, upgrades, hotels, and exclusive perks. It has evolved into one of the most flexible and rewarding programs in the travel industry, offering seamless integration with Star Alliance partners and other global airlines. With over 85% of its fleet already WiFi-enabled, Air Canada plans to equip remaining aircraft, including its Q400s, ensuring all passengers have access to reliable connectivity. This bold step not only enhances the customer experience but also sets a new standard for inflight amenities. Kudos to Air Canada for leading the way! What are your thoughts on inflight WiFi becoming a standard offering? Let’s discuss below! #Aviation #AirCanada #Aeroplan #Innovation #CustomerExperience
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Air Tanzania Banned from EU Airspace Over Safety Concerns The European Commission announced on December 13, 2024, that Air Tanzania has been added to the EU Air Safety List. This move prohibits the airline from operating within the European Union due to failure to meet international aviation safety standards. The decision was made following an assessment by the EU Air Safety Committee, which identified safety deficiencies in the airline’s operations. The EU Air Safety List is updated regularly to enhance aviation safety by barring or restricting airlines that do not comply with global safety regulations. The inclusion of Air Tanzania is seen as part of ongoing efforts by the EU to prioritize passenger and operational safety. Tanzanian authorities have yet to comment on the ban, but such actions often prompt regulatory reviews and discussions between affected airlines and the EU. The EU Safety List currently includes numerous carriers worldwide, underscoring the stringent safety standards airlines must meet to operate in Europe. These measures aim to ensure the safety of passengers while maintaining high operational integrity in European skies. For further updates, visit the European Commission's official page https://lnkd.in/dpbvBQxp). #AviationSafety #AviationNews #EURegulations #AviationCompliance #FlyByMikeAviationNews
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🎉 Fly by Mike Turns 2!🎉 Today, we celebrate two incredible years of Fly by Mike! What started as a passion for aviation has grown into a thriving community of enthusiasts, professionals, and dreamers who share a love for the skies. Over the past year, we’ve reached exciting milestones: ✅ Launched the Fly by Mike website, packed with aviation humor, accessories, and more. ✅ Created a LinkedIn page to connect with aviation professionals. ✅ Expanded to Facebook and Instagram to engage with a wider audience. ✅ Opened the Fly by Mike merchandise platform, celebrating aviation through creative designs. To everyone who has supported us—subscribed to the YouTube channel, shopped our merchandise, followed our journey, or shared a kind word—thank you for being part of our flight crew! As we soar into another year, we’re excited to bring you more engaging content, helpful resources, and insights into the world of aviation. Here’s to bigger skies ahead! www.flybymike.org #FlyByMike #TwoYearsStrong #ThankYou #AviationCommunity
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DHL Cargo Plane Crash in Lithuania: Details Emerge A Swift Air Boeing 737 operating for DHL crashed near Vilnius Airport, Lithuania, on November 25, 2024. The aircraft was approaching the airport when it failed to land safely, colliding with a house. Tragically, one crew member died, and three others sustained injuries. The injured crew members were Spanish, German, and Lithuanian citizens. Thankfully, no injuries were reported among residents. Footage from a nearby security camera shows the plane descending, before dipping out of view behind a building. Moments later, a large fireball can be seen in the sky rising from behind the building, followed by a plume of black smoke. Authorities have launched an investigation into the crash to determine its cause. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in aviation safety, with further updates expected as the investigation progresses. The crash follows reports of mysterious explosions at DHL warehouses in Leipzig and Birmingham, which have raised concerns about possible Russian sabotage. However, there is currently no evidence to suggest that the crash was related to these incidents. The Boeing 737 was 31 years old, which is considered by experts to be an older airframe but is not unusual for cargo flights.
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🌟 Celebrating the Passion for Aviation! 🌟 At Fly by Mike, we’re all about sharing the thrill, knowledge, and humor of the aviation world. From exploring the intricacies of air traffic control to connecting with professionals in the industry, our journey continues to inspire. 🎥 Exciting news! We're working on a new content that takes you closer to the action – this time, meeting an air traffic controller at the tower. Stay tuned for an inside look at what it takes to keep the skies safe and organized. As we gear up for our 2nd anniversary on November 30th, we reflect on the milestones we’ve achieved: launching our website, LinkedIn, Facebook page, and our aviation-themed merchandise. Thank you for being part of this incredible journey. 🔗 Dive into the world of aviation with us at www.flybymike.org 💬 What’s your favorite aspect of aviation? Share your thoughts below – we’d love to hear from you! #FlyByMike #AviationPassion #AirTrafficControl #AviationLife
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AI and Automation: Revolutionizing Aviation Operations ✈️ The aviation industry is soaring to new heights, thanks to the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation. From ground operations to passenger experience, AI is reshaping how the industry operates. Here’s how AI and automation are making waves: 1️⃣ Predictive Maintenance. Gone are the days of reactive repairs. AI-powered systems analyze aircraft performance in real time, identifying potential issues before they occur. This not only minimizes delays but also enhances safety and reduces maintenance costs. 2️⃣ Efficient Air Traffic Management. AI is enabling smarter air traffic control by optimizing flight paths, reducing congestion, and improving fuel efficiency. Remote Virtual Towers (RVTs), powered by AI, allow air traffic controllers to monitor multiple airstrips from a centralized location using advanced sensors and cameras. 3️⃣ Seamless Passenger Experience. Airports are adopting AI-driven solutions to improve customer service. From facial recognition for faster boarding to AI chatbots for flight inquiries, automation is streamlining the passenger journey. 4️⃣ Smart Baggage Handling. Automated baggage systems use AI to track luggage in real time, reducing the risk of lost bags and ensuring faster delivery to passengers. 5️⃣ Flight Operations Optimization. AI is helping airlines make data-driven decisions by analyzing weather patterns, fuel consumption, and air traffic. This leads to more efficient flight schedules and better on-time performance. The Big Picture. AI and automation are not just trends; they’re essential tools for the future of aviation. By enhancing efficiency, improving safety, and reducing costs, these technologies are propelling the industry forward. 💡 What’s your take on AI in aviation? Are we ready for a fully automated future? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! #FlyByMike #AviationTech #ArtificialIntelligence #Automation #FutureOfAviation #InnovationInTheSkies
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🌟 Celebrating the Passion for Aviation! 🌟 At Fly by Mike, we’re all about sharing the thrill, knowledge, and humor of the aviation world. From exploring the intricacies of air traffic control to connecting with professionals in the industry, our journey continues to inspire. 🎥 Exciting news! We're working on a new content that takes you closer to the action – this time, meeting an air traffic controller at the tower. Stay tuned for an inside look at what it takes to keep the skies safe and organized. As we gear up for our 2nd anniversary on November 30th, we reflect on the milestones we’ve achieved: launching our website, LinkedIn, Facebook page, and our aviation-themed merchandise. Thank you for being part of this incredible journey. 🔗 Dive into the world of aviation with us at www.flybymike.org 💬 What’s your favorite aspect of aviation? Share your thoughts below – we’d love to hear from you! #FlyByMike #AviationPassion #AirTrafficControl #AviationLife
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The Dawn of Supersonic Travel: A Step Closer to the Future of Aviation The dream of supersonic travel is no longer a relic of the past. Recent advancements in aerodynamics, fuel efficiency, and noise reduction are reigniting the race to bring supersonic passenger flights back to the skies. Leading the charge are innovative companies like Boom Supersonic, working tirelessly to redefine the speed and efficiency of air travel. Supersonic Travel: What’s Happening Now? - Boom Supersonic’s Overture Aircraft: Boom has made remarkable progress with its Overture project, a supersonic airliner designed to carry 65–80 passengers at speeds of Mach 1.7—more than twice the speed of today’s commercial jets. The aircraft is targeting a sustainable future by utilizing 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). - NASA’s X-59 Quiet Supersonic Technology (QueSST): NASA’s X-59 is another game-changer, focusing on reducing the sonic boom to a barely noticeable “thump,” potentially paving the way for overland supersonic routes. Why does supersonic flight Matter? Time is the ultimate luxury, and supersonic travel offers unparalleled time savings. Imagine crossing the Atlantic in under four hours or traveling from Kenya to London in just over five hours. This shift could revolutionize business travel, enable quicker global connections, and redefine the boundaries of international commerce. Despite the excitement, there are hurdles to overcome. Reducing noise pollution, ensuring fuel efficiency, and gaining regulatory approval are key priorities. However, with advancements in design and propulsion technology, the industry is closer than ever to overcoming these barriers. The Future is Supersonic. As aviation enthusiasts, the resurgence of supersonic travel reminds us of the boundless possibilities of human innovation. It’s a testament to the industry’s relentless drive to push boundaries and create a future where distance is no longer a limitation. At #FlybyMike, we’re thrilled to witness the rebirth of supersonic flight and its potential to revolutionize the way we experience the world. Stay tuned as we continue to explore the cutting-edge of aviation innovation! What are your thoughts on supersonic travel? Would you be on board the next Concorde-inspired flight? Share your views with us! #BoomOverture #NasaX59 #SupersonicFlight