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Lufthansa Orders 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10 to Replace Airbus Jets

Lufthansa Orders 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10 to Replace Airbus Jets

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Lufthansa has spent forty years as one of the most reliably Airbus-shaped airlines in Europe. On Wednesday evening its supervisory board signed off on twenty more Boeings — and specifically on the biggest 737 ever built. The Lufthansa Group is exercising options for...
F-16 Crash in Michigan: Texas Guard Pilot Ejects Safely

F-16 Crash in Michigan: Texas Guard Pilot Ejects Safely

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

The first sign that something had gone wrong over northern Michigan was a voice on a radio frequency, telling Minneapolis Center that the other jet was about to be abandoned. Two F-16 Fighting Falcons were working a low-level training route on Thursday afternoon, 17...
F-16 Crash in Michigan: Texas Guard Pilot Ejects on Training Sortie

F-16 Crash in Michigan: Texas Guard Pilot Ejects on Training Sortie

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

An F-16 Fighting Falcon belonging to the 149th Fighter Wing of the Texas Air National Guard came down in rural northern Michigan on Thursday afternoon. The pilot ejected and was recovered alive. That last sentence is the story. Everything else is detail. Quick...
Bréguet Br.960 Vultur: The French Jet That Also Carried a Propeller

Bréguet Br.960 Vultur: The French Jet That Also Carried a Propeller

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

In November 1947 the French naval air arm wrote a specification for a carrier aircraft that could do two things. It had to loiter for four hours at low level hunting submarines, and it had to be able to dash at 700 km/h. Those are not two requirements. They are two...
Lockheed L-2000: The American SST That Lost to the Boeing 2707

Lockheed L-2000: The American SST That Lost to the Boeing 2707

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

On 31 December 1966 the Federal Aviation Administration chose which American company would build the aeroplane that was going to make Concorde obsolete. Lockheed lost. The reasons given were, in effect, that its aircraft was too sensible. The L-2000 was judged simpler...
The El Al Captain Who Dived to Beat a Hijacking

The El Al Captain Who Dived to Beat a Hijacking

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

The decision that saved El Al Flight 219 was not the dive. It was made on the ground at Schiphol, before anyone boarded, and it nearly cost the captain his career. On 6 September 1970 a Boeing 707 left Amsterdam for New York with 138 passengers and 10 crew. Two of...
Harry Hawker: The Mechanic Who Gave Hawker Its Name

Harry Hawker: The Mechanic Who Gave Hawker Its Name

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Hawker Aircraft built the Hurricane, the Typhoon, the Tempest, the Hunter and the Harrier. The name is stamped on some of the most important aeroplanes Britain ever produced. It is not the name of a British aristocrat or an engineer knighted for it. It belonged to a...
Sukhoi Su-17 (1949): The Fighter Whose Nose Ejected

Sukhoi Su-17 (1949): The Fighter Whose Nose Ejected

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

Every pilot who has ever pulled a handle has done the same thing: left the aeroplane behind and taken his chances alone in the air, at whatever speed and altitude the emergency happened to occur. In 1949 a Soviet design bureau drew a fighter that offered a different...
Hawker P.1081: The Australian Fighter Australia Never Bought

Hawker P.1081: The Australian Fighter Australia Never Bought

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

On his first day with No. 92 Squadron in May 1940, a twenty-year-old pilot officer borrowed somebody else’s Spitfire and rolled it on take-off. His name was Trevor Wade. Everybody called him Wimpy, after the hamburger-eating character in Popeye. Eleven years...
Bier-Order 61: Two Luftwaffe Jets Lost Over East Germany

Bier-Order 61: Two Luftwaffe Jets Lost Over East Germany

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

The Berlin Wall was a month old. The West German federal election was three days away. And two Luftwaffe fighter-bombers were somewhere over Leipzig, in cloud, being hunted by Soviet MiGs, with no idea where they were. Sixty-five years ago this week, on 14 September...
C-40 Fleet: The Air Force Buys Its First Boeing 737 MAX

C-40 Fleet: The Air Force Buys Its First Boeing 737 MAX

Monde de l'aviation, Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

The Boeing 737 MAX spent almost two years grounded worldwide after two crashes killed everybody on board both aircraft. Its reputation has never entirely recovered, whatever the safety record since. The United States Air Force is going to buy one, and put senior...
One Fighter Pilot in Congress: August Pfluger Wants Wingmen

One Fighter Pilot in Congress: August Pfluger Wants Wingmen

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

There are 96 military veterans in the United States Congress. Forty-five served in the Army, twenty-four in the Navy, twelve in the Marine Corps and fifteen in the Air Force. Of those fifteen, exactly one flew fighters. Rep. August Pfluger of Texas flew the F-15 and...
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