On Sunday, IndiGo announced that it is exploring the possibility of codeshare connectivity to the US and Canada in collaboration with Turkish Airlines. Additionally, the airline has received approval from the civil aviation ministry to wet lease up to two planes for flights to the United States and Canada, according to a senior official who
It’s been a year since the Tata group took over Air India, and the airline’s progress has been nothing short of stunning. In the last 12 months, Air India has taken on major initiatives to ensure its future success, such as finalizing a historic order of new aircraft to power its growth. Air India has
Aviator, a 2004 biographical drama film directed by Martin Scorsese, is a captivating and in-depth look at the life of Howard Hughes, a legendary aviator, and business magnate. The movie follows Hughes’ life from the 1920s through the 1940s and captures both the glamour and tragedy of his life. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio as
The EASA Part 66 Licence The Part 66 licence is required for engineers to obtain ‘approvals’ to work on aircraft. These approvals are issued by companies who are themselves approved by the CAA (EASA Part 145) usually after ‘type training’. The approved engineer can sign off work on the aircraft within his/her licence authority. So
TOP GUN : Where should I begin with this one? This movie set the bar for airplane movies who want to be cool. “Top Gun” is certainly the best movie that I’ve seen the most on this list. It was a fairly accurate, awesome movie. The fighter planes that they used were not Russian plane
WINGS : This is the one and only film that won a Best Picture Award . “Wings,” centers on WWI pilots and a true love story. The film had a estimated budget of 2 million dollars. I believe that “Wings” seen as attempts to achieve the impossible–filming while on an airplane, about airplanes–and they clearly