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Boeing 757

This week on Key.Aero we’re celebrating the venerable Boeing 757 as it marks its 40th year of commercial service. In a series of special features, we highlight some of the type’s more unusual roles and explore what has made it such a capable and hard to replace airliner.

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A350-1000 Arrives for BA

The maiden example of the A350-1000 for British Airways (BA),...

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A Trip Down Sesame Street

Aeromexico’s 50-year celebration livery displayed on a Boeing...

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Boeing’s Sixth ecoDemonstrator

N772ET with the ecoDemonstrator livery. Boeing As part of...

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Special Tail Marks 40 Years of Dutch F-16s

The Royal Netherlands Air Force unveiled F-16AM, J-642, with...

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Skyvans Arrive in Guyana

Skyvan 3M-100 8R-GBW at Air Station London, Timehri, following...

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Commercial

World’s First Hybrid Electric 70-Seater Airliner Unveiled

Bristol-based engineering and development firm Electric Aviation Group (EAG) has unveiled the world’s first hybrid electric regional aircraft capable of carrying 70 passengers.

The 5 Reasons Why The Airbus A380 Is On The Way Out 

It was technical masterpiece that both pilot and passenger loved, but it didn’t do what any commercial venture needs to: make money. Thomas Haynes details why one of Airbus’ largest gambles hasn’t paid off.

Icelandair 'Unsacks' All Its Cabin Crew

Reykjavik-based Icelandair has reversed a decision which would have seen it fire all its cabin crew and make pilots look after the passengers.

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Historic

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WORKSHOP: Nursed back to health

With the addition of Spitfire IXT TE308 to its fleet...

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DATABASE: HISPANO BUCHÓN - INSIGHTS

A warbird legend compares the Spanish-built Bf 109 with the German original...

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STARS OF THE BIG SCREEN: Tora! Tora! Tora!

It is now half a century since this Pearl Harbor war epic hit the screens...

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