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La Compagnie Adds Newark to Düsseldorf, All Business Class

La Compagnie Adds Newark to Düsseldorf, All Business Class

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story There is an airline that flies the Atlantic with no economy cabin at all. No premium economy either. Seventy-six seats, all of them business, all of them lying flat. La Compagnie has been doing this since 2014, mostly out of Paris, and on Monday it...
Cessna 172 Crash at Montgomery Field Kills Two in San Diego

Cessna 172 Crash at Montgomery Field Kills Two in San Diego

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story A Cessna 172 Skyhawk crashed and burned on a runway at Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport in San Diego on Monday evening. Two people on board were killed. San Diego police logged the crash at about 17:20 local time on 7 September. It was the Labor Day...
A350F: Airbus Books Eight More as First Flight Nears

A350F: Airbus Books Eight More as First Flight Nears

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story Buried in Airbus’s monthly order tally, published Monday, is a line for eight A350F freighters. The deal was firmed on 31 August. The customer is not named. It takes firm orders for the aircraft to 115, and it lands about two weeks before the...
EMAS Explained: Why Miami International Has No Arrestor Bed

EMAS Explained: Why Miami International Has No Arrestor Bed

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story On Sunday afternoon a Boeing 767 freighter came off the end of runway 30 at Miami International, crossed the ground beyond it, struck vehicles and burned. Five people on the ground were killed. Both pilots survived with injuries. Within a day the...
ANA Flight 58: The Midair That Killed 162 Over Shizukuishi

ANA Flight 58: The Midair That Killed 162 Over Shizukuishi

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story A student fighter pilot four weeks into his posting, with twenty-one hours on type, was holding formation on his instructor at 28,000 feet over northern Japan. He saw the airliner about two seconds before it hit him, in his four o’clock. His...
Feng Ru: The Man Who Built China’s First Aeroplane in Oakland

Feng Ru: The Man Who Built China’s First Aeroplane in Oakland

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story On a Tuesday evening in September 1909, in the hills behind Piedmont, California, a Chinese machinist took off in a biplane he had designed, built and powered with an engine he had also built, and flew an elliptical circuit around a hilltop for about...
Adrienne Bolland: She Flew the Andes With 40 Hours

Adrienne Bolland: She Flew the Andes With 40 Hours

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story She had held a pilot’s licence for thirteen months and had forty hours of flying in her logbook, total. The aeroplane was a wood-and-fabric trainer with an eighty-horsepower rotary engine and a service ceiling of about 4,300 metres. Aconcagua,...
Aeroflot 366: The Tu-124 That Ditched in the Neva

Aeroflot 366: The Tu-124 That Ditched in the Neva

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story On 21 August 1963 a Tupolev Tu-124 ran out of fuel over the middle of Leningrad, glided for fourteen seconds, cleared a bridge, and landed on the River Neva without killing anybody. A tug that happened to be towing a raft of timber past the spot cast...
Cathay Pacific 1954: Shot Down Off Hainan by Chinese Fighters

Cathay Pacific 1954: Shot Down Off Hainan by Chinese Fighters

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story Somewhere between Bangkok and Hong Kong, at nine thousand feet off the coast of Hainan, the co-pilot of a Cathay Pacific airliner called for blankets. Two fighters were shooting at them. Cedric Carlton had the surviving passengers hang the blankets...
JP Aerospace Teases a Hypersonic Dropped From an Airship

JP Aerospace Teases a Hypersonic Dropped From an Airship

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story Last week a volunteer-run space programme in Rancho Cordova, California, released some pictures. They show a dark, wing-shaped vehicle called Hazel dropping away from twin balloons joined by a long truss, high above the Earth. They are stills from an...
Delta Resumes JFK-Tel Aviv After a Six-Month War Gap

Delta Resumes JFK-Tel Aviv After a Six-Month War Gap

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story DL234 pushed back from JFK Terminal 4 on Sunday afternoon and landed at Ben Gurion on Monday morning. An Airbus A330-900neo, 281 seats, ten and three quarter hours eastbound. It is an entirely ordinary flight, and it had not operated since 28...
ANA Orders Eight More E190-E2s Before Its First One Arrives

ANA Orders Eight More E190-E2s Before Its First One Arrives

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story Airlines do not usually order more of an aircraft they have never flown. ANA has just ordered eight. Embraer announced the deal from Tokyo on 4 September, formalising a decision the ANA Holdings board took on 29 July. It takes ANA’s firm order...
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