Aircraft
- Boeing’s amazing 777X faces strong headwinds
- Boeing finally goes the extra mile to support airlines re-introducing their 737 MAX aircraft into service
Other
- Boeing joins the up-cycling trend, as does Delta
- IATA’s comprehensive Travel Pass app is close to introduction
- The UK’s largest private COVID testing facility opens at LHR
- LHR gets legal vindication for its plans for a third runway
- Could airline mergers in the U.S. be in the cards for 2021?
59:15 - We answer reader questions and comments on previous episodes; why Canada uses both Fahrenheit and Celsius and also about meal vouchers that are offered to passengers.
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Turkish Airlines Award Level Price Increase; Finnair To Weigh Passengers On Its Flights
Support the showIn this episode, Kerwin talks about the update On Alaska Airlines MAX 9; JAL Airbus A350-900 Accident; Visa Updates For Two Countries
Support the showEpisode 117: Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 Loses Its Exit Door Plug Just After Takeoff
On January 5, 2024, an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 was taking off from Portland (PDX) and headed for Ontario (ONT). Everything was routine, until just after takeoff at 16,000' into the ascent, the exit row plug separated from the rest of the airplane.
The crew was able to do a loop and land the airplane back at Portland Airport safely.
There were 171 passengers and six crew members onboard. There were zero fatalities.
In this episode, I do a recap of the Dubai Airshow
Support the showEpisode 112
In this episode Kerwin talks about: Airline Creates Baby-Free Zone; Airline Weights Passengers Before Flight
In this episode, Kerwin looks at the two new airlines that are now flying into the U.S. and also other airlines flying single aisle airplanes across the Atlantic Ocean.
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In this episode, Kerwin talks about where are the Hawaiian Islands located, what's going on with AA and jetBlue and clickbait aviation headlines
Support the showhttps://www.passrider.com/whit/episode-109
Fires in Maui And Other Parts Of The World; AI In Travel; Concorde is Moving From The Intrepid In NY For Repairs; Virgin Galactic Takes First Commercial Passengers To Space
Episode 108
Flying An Airline Without Flying In An Airplane; BA Serves Kentucky Fried Chicken; Airlines Note Cleaning The Planes Properly
The European Union has reported that as part of the current visa waiver program, in January 2024, citizens of several countries will have to apply for a travel authorization before coming to 30 countries in the EU. The United States is one such country.
This episodes looks at the new policy and lets you know how it will affect you.
ESTA - https://www.cbp.gov/travel/international-visitors/esta
ETIAS - https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_en
U.S. Visa Waiver Program - https://www.dhs.gov/visa-waiver-program
Do you need a Visa for the U.K.? - https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
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