Six more creative ways airlines save money
In the second part of our money-saving series, Key.Aero details a half dozen more clever tricks carriers deploy to cut costs
Pioneering Jet Training in the RAF
A fascinating report from the January 7, 1955 issue of The Aeroplane on how the RAF adapted to training jet fighter pilots.
The incredible story of BA Flight 5390
When 81 passengers and six crew boarded a British Airways BAC One-Eleven 31 years ago today, none of them could have anticipated the dramatic events that were about to unfold. Key.Aero details the remarkable story of Flight 5390
The $40,000 olive? Six ingenious ways airlines save money
In every business, strict cost management is one of the ways profit can be made or maximised. There are few industries that know this better than the airline sector. Key.Aero reveals some of the clever ways that carriers watch the pennies – you won’t believe number one!
Step Back in Time to the Early Days of RAF Hercules
Aeroplane magazine was invited to a press event in 1967 to hear how the RAF was introducing the Lockheed Hercules into service.
USAF conducts large-scale fighter drills in Poland
As Russian troops were massing on Ukraine borders, joint USAF and Polish Air Force drills were taking place in Baltic airspace, as we report
ANALYSIS: Russia's military escalation at the Ukrainian border
As Russian troops amassed at the Ukrainian border earlier this year, the question of whether an invasion was imminent was left hanging in the air. We explain how the situation unfolded