When Singapore Airlines operated Concorde... for a week
British Airways and Air France were the main users of Concorde, but there were two other airlines who wanted a piece of the supersonic pie but didn’t want to commit to buying the jets themselves, as Key.Aero reports
Managing health data key to reducing airport queues, says SITA
Watch as Sergio Colella, President of Europe at SITA, discusses biometrics, traffic numbers and new technology as aviation battles back from Covid
London City Airport prepared for passenger increase
We speak to Liam McKay, their director of corporate affairs, about the challenges facing the airport this summer – and what can be done to help the aviation sector
Read a Meteor flight test from 1951
The Gloster Meteor was the first British jet fighter and saw action during World War Two. The design was developed, including the F.8 variant which was flight tested by The Aeroplane 70 years ago…
One kill away from ace status… but up against 50 MiGs
"That was my bag for the day, and it made me feel pretty good to know that I was the first jet ace in the history of aerial warfare”
How three engines fell off a brand-new Boeing 707
At 12,000ft above Washington State, the factory-fresh jetliner had three of its engines ripped off and the fourth had to be shut down. Key.Aero reveals how and why this dramatic incident happened
Domestic air travel in Australia back to 70% of pre-Covid levels
We speak to Carl Jones, the Head of Aviation Development at Brisbane Airport, about the state of the industry… and how the travel bubble with New Zealand was set up in just two weeks
