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QANTAS 787: THE FASTEST 17 HOURS IN THE AIR
Perhaps the Boeing 787, with its lower pressure altitude and higher humidity, is a time machine. That is possibly the only explanation as to why a 17-hour non-stop flight from Perth, Australia to London’s Heathrow, passes so quickly.
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GRAND BAHAMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UNDER FIVE FEET OF WATER
According to Radar Box 24, Bahamas press is reporting Grand Bahama International Airport is under 5 feet of water.
AMAZING VIDEO OF INSIDE THE EYE OF HURRICANE DORIAN
This amazing video of the inside of the eye of Hurricane Dorian is from Severe Weather Europe. The video shows an exceptional stadium effect!
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INCREDIBLE VIDEO OF 737 BATTLING SEVERE CROSSWINDS
This incredible video of a Boeing 737 battling severe crosswinds was captured by Aviation Daily.
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AIR CANADA’S A220: GREAT, BUT WAITING FOR CABIN INNOVATION
When Air Canada starts operating its Airbus A220 aircraft (né Bombardier C Series), it’s aiming long and thin within North America. Air Canada seems to be using the A220 as something of a “tech shuttle”: routes announced are from Montréal to Seattle and from Toronto to San José, the smaller airport to the south and east of Silicon Valley.
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QANTAS 787: THE FASTEST 17 HOURS IN THE AIR
Perhaps the Boeing 787, with its lower pressure altitude and higher humidity, is a time machine. That is possibly the only explanation as to why a 17-hour non-stop flight from Perth, Australia to London’s Heathrow, passes so quickly.
READ ARTICLE
GRAND BAHAMA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UNDER FIVE FEET OF WATER
According to Radar Box 24, Bahamas press is reporting Grand Bahama International Airport is under 5 feet of water.
AMAZING VIDEO OF INSIDE THE EYE OF HURRICANE DORIAN
This amazing video of the inside of the eye of Hurricane Dorian is from Severe Weather Europe. The video shows an exceptional stadium effect!
WATCH VIDEO
INCREDIBLE VIDEO OF 737 BATTLING SEVERE CROSSWINDS
This incredible video of a Boeing 737 battling severe crosswinds was captured by Aviation Daily.
WATCH VIDEO
AIR CANADA’S A220: GREAT, BUT WAITING FOR CABIN INNOVATION
When Air Canada starts operating its Airbus A220 aircraft (né Bombardier C Series), it’s aiming long and thin within North America. Air Canada seems to be using the A220 as something of a “tech shuttle”: routes announced are from Montréal to Seattle and from Toronto to San José, the smaller airport to the south and east of Silicon Valley.
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