Fatigue is understandably pretty common in the aviation world, but it's the airline's responsibility to make sure pilots are safe at work. If the pilots knew they were going over hours then they shouldn't have flown that day.

(Written on 08/22/2022)(Permalink)

Yikes that sounds like a severe punishment there. When Singapore Flight 006 happened both pilots were fired.

(Written on 08/22/2022)(Permalink)

Damn he is really committed

(Written on 07/18/2022)(Permalink)

To Bette Nash, Thank you for your service to the aviation industry. Your contributions are valued, like those of all other flight attendants. From Toronto, Abieshan Ganeshamurthi

(Written on 07/18/2022)(Permalink)

The first flight was February 9, 1969, and wasn't introduced until 1971 with, if I am not wrong, Lufthansa.

(Written on 05/21/2021)(Permalink)

Doesn't sound like fun at all...why two flights at once?

(Written on 05/06/2021)(Permalink)

Don't need to be rude here, but, either the pilot carelessly flew the plane or it snowed in Baltimore.

(Written on 12/18/2020)(Permalink)

RIP - Only flew the CRJ200 once...with American from PHL to my home airport, YYZ. Had an aisle seat but it can get really crammed in there!!

(Written on 12/18/2020)(Permalink)

I am guessing this means the 737 MAX is safe to fly in Canada?

(Written on 12/18/2020)(Permalink)

Impressive...hopefully the errors that were fixed make the aircraft safer once again!

(Written on 12/04/2020)(Permalink)