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Brett Eldredge came up with video concept for his new single, “Lose My Mind,” while he was sitting on yet another airplane – thinking about girls. “I’m a very high-strung guy, and I feel like I’m probably going crazy a … Continue reading →

Seating Each airline decides how much front-to-rear space, or seat pitch, to provide, regardless of the plane model; that can vary from a generous 33-34 inch pitch on JetBlue to a very tight 28-inch pitch on Spirit. The standard on … Continue reading →

  A citizen walks past a screen at the Zhangjiang Hi-tech District Management Committee in Shanghai, east China, April 20, 2015. China on Monday announced master plans for pilot free trade zones (FTZ) in Guangdong, Tianjin and Fujian and a … Continue reading →

I was invited to tour the Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems campus in Los Angeles this spring and it was fantastic! The Northrop Grumman lists themselves as “a leading global security company” but the project that stole my heart is their … Continue reading →

For the past decade, Allegiant Air has built a thriving business buying secondhand jets and connecting small cities to leisure destinations like Las Vegas and Honolulu. Related News/Archive St. Pete-Clearwater airport spared as Allegiant pilot strike averted at last hour … Continue reading →

There are issues with the engine that will power Boeing Co.’s new 737-MAX single-aisle commercial airplane, but don’t blame the folks at Propulsion South Carolina. The LEAP-1B engine being built by CFM — a partnership of General Electric in the … Continue reading →

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