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Iranian Airlines Grounded Worldwide From Wednesday, US Says

Iranian Airlines Grounded Worldwide From Wednesday, US Says

Mundo de la aviación, Noticias

Share this story Sanctions usually work slowly. You cannot buy this aircraft, you cannot get that part, and a fleet quietly ages into uselessness over twenty years. What the US Treasury Secretary described on Monday is something faster and blunter. “On September...
McDonnell F2H-3 Banshee: Canada’s Only Carrier Jet Fighter

McDonnell F2H-3 Banshee: Canada’s Only Carrier Jet Fighter

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story The McDonnell F2H-3 Banshee was the only jet fighter the Royal Canadian Navy ever flew from a carrier deck, and Canada very nearly did not get it. The navy asked for sixty new aircraft. It received thirty-nine used ones, handed down from the United...
HMCS Bonaventure: Canada Refitted Its Carrier, Then Scrapped It

HMCS Bonaventure: Canada Refitted Its Carrier, Then Scrapped It

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story In April 1966 the Royal Canadian Navy sent its only aircraft carrier into a shipyard at Lauzon, Quebec, for a mid-life refit. The point of a mid-life refit is the clue: you spend the money because the ship has another life to run. She came out sixteen...
Newark Ground Stop: One Cut Cable, Eight Hours, Five Airports

Newark Ground Stop: One Cut Cable, Eight Hours, Five Airports

Mundo de la aviación, Noticias

Share this story At about ten o’clock on Monday morning, the Federal Aviation Administration stopped Newark Liberty, Teterboro and Philadelphia International. At one in the afternoon it added John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia. Between roughly 09:40 and just after...
Polar Routes: Why Airliners Cross the Arctic but Not Antarctica

Polar Routes: Why Airliners Cross the Arctic but Not Antarctica

Mundo de la aviación

Share this story There is a Boeing 757 parked on the Antarctic ice at 79 degrees south. It is white, it has rows of passenger windows, and it got there under its own power on a runway of polished blue ice at Union Glacier, roughly 1,000 kilometres from the South Pole....
Great Circle Routes: Why Pacific Flights Curve North Past Alaska

Great Circle Routes: Why Pacific Flights Curve North Past Alaska

Mundo de la aviación

Share this story Open a flight tracker halfway through a Los Angeles to Tokyo flight and the aircraft is somewhere it has no business being. Not out in the middle of the blue, where the straight line on the screen says it should be, but up near the top of the map, off...
Helmet-Mounted Displays: How Fighter Pilots Aim By Looking

Helmet-Mounted Displays: How Fighter Pilots Aim By Looking

Aviación militar

Share this story In a close-in fight the old rule was brutally simple: to shoot at something, you had to point the aeroplane at it. The gunsight, and later the head-up display, sat fixed on the centreline, and everything a fighter pilot could kill had to be dragged...
V-1 Flying Bomb: The RAF Trick of Tipping It With a Wingtip

V-1 Flying Bomb: The RAF Trick of Tipping It With a Wingtip

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story The V-1 flying bomb carried a warhead of several hundred kilograms of high explosive and crossed the Channel at roughly the speed of a fast fighter. Shooting one down meant closing to gun range behind it and firing into a warhead that might detonate...
Delta Returns to Monterey: New LAX and Salt Lake Routes

Delta Returns to Monterey: New LAX and Salt Lake Routes

Mundo de la aviación, Noticias

Share this story Delta has not flown to Monterey since 2008. From 19 December it will fly there twice a day from Los Angeles and once a day from Salt Lake City. The airline announced three new domestic routes on Friday, two of them serving a small coastal California...
Embraer Praetor 600E: Flexjet Takes the First Smart Window Jet

Embraer Praetor 600E: Flexjet Takes the First Smart Window Jet

Mundo de la aviación, Noticias

Share this story Business jets do not usually change much. A new variant means a bit more range, a quieter cabin, a fresh avionics load. The aeroplane that Flexjet accepted on 18 September 2026 has something genuinely new in it: a 42-inch curved 4K OLED screen built...
National Championship Air Races: The Unlimiteds Return at Roswell

National Championship Air Races: The Unlimiteds Return at Roswell

Mundo de la aviación, Noticias

Share this story Somewhere over the New Mexico desert this afternoon, a heavily modified Second World War fighter will round a fifty-foot pylon at something north of 450 mph, about as close to the ground as a sensible person parks a car. Today is the closing day of...
Shark Mouth Nose Art: Who Painted It First, and Why It Stuck

Shark Mouth Nose Art: Who Painted It First, and Why It Stuck

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story In a hangar at Moody Air Force Base in Georgia, in July 2024, a maintainer knelt beside the nose of an A-10C Thunderbolt II and peeled strips of masking tape off a row of white triangles. The teeth came up clean. Behind them, the eye had already been...
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