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Yerevan to North America with a Direct Flight on an Airbus A321XLR? Exciting news in the aviation world: the Airbus A321XLR has received its type certificate today, marking a significant milestone for long-range single-aisle aircraft. With a range of 4700 nautical miles, this aircraft opens up new possibilities for direct flights to destinations previously out of reach. This brings us to an interesting question: Could we potentially fly direct from Yerevan to North America - e.g. Montreal, which is 4699 nautical miles, with the A321XLR? Of course, we must consider the impact of winds and other operational factors, but asking this question pushes us to think creatively and innovate. #AragilAirlines #Innovation #Aviation #AirbusA321XLR

With the A380 gradually being phased out, what do you think will be the future of double-decker aircraft? #AvPay #AirbusA380 #CommercialAviation #Aviation #Airplane #Airliner #Travel #Airport #AviationHistory #JumboJet #Aircraft #France #Europe

✈️ Aviation Headlines - August 27, 2024: Key stories include Norse Atlantic Airways completing a historic nonstop charter flight from Oslo to Darwin using a Boeing 787, and Boom's XB-1 supersonic demonstrator aircraft completing its second test flight, marking significant progress toward the return of supersonic travel. These milestones highlight advancements in long-haul travel and aviation innovation. #AviationNews #SupersonicTravel #NorseAtlantic #XB1 #AviationInnovation #Boeing787 👉 Read more here

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Southeast Asia is a current, live case study of a region that is fast developing to become an aviation hub. 🌏✈️ What makes its growth unique is that it is not propelled by megacities, major carriers or jumbo jets, but mostly through budget carriers, narrowbody planes and secondary cities. I thoroughly enjoyed creating this article for #AeroTime as things are developing as we speak (and write). It's exciting to witness the aviation growth in a region that has long been under the radar. 🏝 Link to read: https://lnkd.in/gf6tRKpJ

The concept of flying supersonic has been the subject of much research and development since Concorde was retired in 2003. This aircraft was synonymous with speed and style, bringing the US and Europe closer together. Companies like Boom Supersonic are working hard to return it to commercial service. However, private aviation is another sector where supersonic flight could be the perfect fit. See article https://lnkd.in/eabqDeVw #BusinessJet #Bizav #IBGAA #BusinessAviation #privateaviation #privatejet #luxurytravel #aircraft #airtravel #Airport #AviationIndustry #aviationnews

Aviation has come a long way from the majestic airships that traversed the skies in the early 20th century. In 1900, the German pioneer Ferdinand von Zeppelin built the first practical airship, marking a new era in aerial transportation. A significant milestone was reached in 1935 when the Douglas Aircraft Company introduced the Douglas DC-3 aeroplane, revolutionising passenger travel by making it more accessible and comfortable. ✈ In the 1950s, the introduction of jet engines, such as those in the Boeing 707, revolutionised the aviation industry, drastically reducing travel times for long-haul flights. In the 1970s, the Boeing 747, known as the ""Jumbo Jet,"" was introduced, capable of carrying around 400 passengers—more than double the capacity of its predecessor, the Boeing 707. 🌍 Today, aviation stands on the brink of another revolution with the development of electric and hydrogen-powered aeroplanes, promising more sustainable and economical travel. Bartolini Air plays a crucial role in training future generations of pilots, ready to face the challenges of modern aviation. 🌟 #HistoryOfAviation #FromAirshipsToAeroplanes #BartoliniAir #AviationInnovation

🔺 The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has certified the clean-sheet Gulfstream G600 for steep approach to landing, opening access to more airports around the world. The G600 has successfully demonstrated its steep-approach capabilities with low-speed handling and short-field landings at London City Airport in England and Lugano Airport in Switzerland. These challenging airports require steep-approach operations, as London City has a short runway and Lugano is located in the mouth of a valley. 🔺 “This certification further increases global access for the G600,” said Mark Burns, president, Gulfstream Aerospace “Building on the speed and range performance advantages that G600 customers already experience, steep-approach capability broadens possibilities and increases flexibility for travel.” 🌐 𝐅𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐀𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐥𝐞 : https://swll.to/FWoUp4 #businessaviation #aviationworld #businessjets #aeronautical #aeronautique #aeroworld #aero #aeronautics #Aircraft #privatejet #Aviation #Gulfstream

Update from Airbus on their A330neo flight test campaign in Mexico and Bolivia #Airbus #A330neo