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Whale songs and blue goo
On this week’s episode of AvTalk we’re joined by Graham Webb, Vice President and General Manager of Pratt and Whitney’s regional aircraft Geared Turbo Fan engine program to explain the distinctive sound the engine makes. We also learn about the complex engineering behind the engine’s ‘blue goo’.
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China grows its aviation influence
As China remains silent on its approval of the revised 737 MAX, we take a look at the Civil Aviation Administration of China, from its early days running the nation’s airline to its emerging regulatory stature.
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Competition in Japan — ANA and Japan Airlines dig in on the domestic market
With travel to Japan restricted, ANA and Japan Airlines have dug in on the domestic market. We take a look at how each airline has adjusted its flying this autumn.
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Commercial traffic still down 40%
Commercial flights were still down 40% in November compared to 2019. But the Thanksgiving holiday in the US gave the figures a slight lift.
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Aviation 2020 — a turbulent year in review
Join Cirium and Flightradar24 experts as we discuss how COVID has reshaped the aviation industry and what may lie ahead in 2021.
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GOL planning to put the MAX back in service next week
Brazilian airline GOL said it plans to resume 737 MAX flights as early as 10 December, which would make it the first airline to put the aircraft back in service. Likely candidates for the first flight are PR-XMA or PR-XMB.
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AVIATION PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
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Deicing crews hard at work clearing an Air Canada 787 in Montreal.
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A stunning sunset in Vienna.
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KLM 737s in storage at Eelde Airport.
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Troll Research
This year’s first supply flights to Troll Research Station in Antarctica are complete. And upcoming flights can be tracked thanks to our receiver at the station. We look back to 2016 and our first Antarctic ADS-B receiver.
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UNDER THE RADAR - Bite size aviation news
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No more emotional support peacocks
New rules in the US will restrict animals in the cabin and restrict the use emotional support animals. We discuss the changes.
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