Alaska bets big on big Boeings
January 8, 2026
The airline places its biggest order ever, with a heavy emphasis on the not-yet-certified biggest 737
The airline places its biggest order ever, with a heavy emphasis on the not-yet-certified biggest 737
Air Canada is adding a non-stop flight from Vancouver to New Delhi, starting October 20th.
I’d been following the development and troubled roll-out of the Boeing 787 “Dreamliner” for more than a decade, but only recently had my first chance to fly this aircraft on a trip to India. One of the appealing things about the Dreamliner is that its size and fuel efficiency open new travel routes, partially bypassing the usual “hub-and-spoke” model. I was among the first to fly the newly established Toronto to Delhi route (nonstop), a more than 14 hour journey. That’s a long time to spend…
United will begin offering nonstop service from San Francisco to Singapore starting in June, using the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner has made a big name for itself already; airlines love it for its long-distance capability and its stingyness with fuel, and passengers
Air Canada, Canada’s flag carrier, is on the move. It announced that it would start 12 new routes to the United States from the larger airports in Canada in 2016, including routes from Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and…
Most of us still have not flow on the Dreamliner, including me (my first flight is scheduled for Feb 2016). I’m really looking forward to the experience. Boeing has released a YouTube video that shows a Dreamliner going through it’s…
Going against the current Zeitgeist, British Airways has announced plans to widen seats on its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. As we all know, plane seats are getting narrower and the pitch (distance between rows) is also shrinking,…
The plane that never was: Boeing’s Sonic Cruiser concept helped pave the way for 777/787 Photo: Boeing Will there be a 797 in our future? Is there a future for the A380 or the 747? And what’s happening with the rest of the ranges…
The big airshows, and Paris is one of the biggest, are huge sales fares for the big manufacturers and usually feature announcements of new orders
The airline places its biggest order ever, with a heavy emphasis on the not-yet-certified biggest 737
Air Canada is adding a non-stop flight from Vancouver to New Delhi, starting October 20th.
I’d been following the development and troubled roll-out of the Boeing 787 “Dreamliner” for more than a decade, but only recently had my first chance to fly this aircraft on a trip to India. One of the appealing things about the Dreamliner is that its size and fuel efficiency open new travel routes, partially bypassing the usual “hub-and-spoke” model. I was among the first to fly the newly established Toronto to Delhi route (nonstop), a more than 14 hour journey. That’s a long time to spend…
United will begin offering nonstop service from San Francisco to Singapore starting in June, using the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner has made a big name for itself already; airlines love it for its long-distance capability and its
Air Canada, Canada’s flag carrier, is on the move. It announced that it would start 12 new routes to the United States from the larger airports in Canada in 2016, including routes from Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and…
Most of us still have not flow on the Dreamliner, including me (my first flight is scheduled for Feb 2016). I’m really looking forward to the experience. Boeing has released a YouTube video that shows a Dreamliner going through it’s…
Going against the current Zeitgeist, British Airways has announced plans to widen seats on its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. As we all know, plane seats are getting narrower and the pitch (distance between rows) is also shrinking,…
The plane that never was: Boeing’s Sonic Cruiser concept helped pave the way for 777/787 Photo: Boeing Will there be a 797 in our future? Is there a future for the A380 or the 747? And what’s happening with the rest of the ranges…
The big airshows, and Paris is one of the biggest, are huge sales fares for the big manufacturers and usually