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9th October 2019

A brand new series of aviation podcasts coming soon to Key.Aero, brought to you by our in-house experts.

By Tara Leggett 8th July 2021

The RAF Cosford Air Show team have been closely monitoring the COVID-19 guidance and, after much consideration, have taken the very difficult decision not to hold an Air Show event over the weekend of the 11th and 12th September 2021

17th October 2019

The sixth and last Airbus A330 MRTT (multi-role tanker-transport)...

By Thomas Haynes 18th November 2021

In the 21 months since the last major aviation trade event, the aerospace industry has endured one of its toughest ever periods. So, when the doors of the Dubai Airshow opened on Sunday, it was the clearest signal yet that the sector is starting to return to a degree of normality. Here, Key.Aero rounds up the highlights of the year's biggest show.

By Gordon Smith 18th February 2022

As Storm Eunice brings record-breaking wind and torrential rain to southern parts of the UK, we round-up some of the most epic go-arounds and diversions from British airports

By Dino Carrara 27th February 2022

Lt Col Nick Frasca (ret’d) recalls what it was like flying in the UK and describes a typical F-111 low-level training sortie

By Gordon Smith 16th March 2022

Key Aero has received two significant nuggets of information from the 'new' Flybe today. The first concerns the location of its second base airport. The other is confirmation on when exactly tickets will go on sale!

By Tara Leggett 4th November 2021

Whilst the Vulcan was capable of carrying conventional payloads, it originally formed the backbone of Britain’s nuclear deterrent, as retired Vulcan pilot John LeBrun discusses

By Martin Needham 24th January 2022

The RAF has begun retiring its four British Aerospace BAe 146s, leaving the BAE Systems Hawk as the force's sole remaining British-designed and built type

By Gordon Smith 23rd February 2022

The most northerly airport on the UK mainland will soon be reconnected to the scheduled airline network - Key Aero has the story

By Gordon Smith 26th February 2022

You've proven your planespotting prowess with IATA codes, now it's time to turn things up a gear. Do you have what it takes to take on our ICAO code

By Dino Carrara 28th February 2022

Lt Col Nick Frasca (ret’d) recalls the exercises and weapons detachments he participated in while flying with the 20th Tactical Fighter Wing

By Gordon Smith 22nd March 2022

Ahead of its maiden flight in April, Key Aero reveals the airports and launch dates for Flybe’s new network

By Gordon Smith 5th April 2022

Ultra low-cost carrier PLAY, has revealed where in the United Kingdom it will be flying from next. The Icelandic firm already links London/Stansted with its Reykjavik/Keflavík hub, offering connecting onward options to four destinations in the United States