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Revealed: Korean Air introduces new livery and branding following Asiana merger

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The airline’s Taegeuk (yin yang) logo appeared on the tail in the traditional colors of red, white, and navy blue, while also appearing as the O in the airline titles on the forward fuselage in what is now an old fashioned font style. The word Air’ has also been dropped, with the airlines name simply presented as Korean.

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Alaska Airlines Flight 261: Investigating what caused the tragedy

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What should have been a routine flight turned into a tragedy after a part of the tail assembly failed. Los Angeles air traffic control handed the plane over to approach control in preparation for its arrival at LAX. The MD-83 was a revised version of the popular DC-9, a rear-engined passenger jet with a distinctive T-tail design.

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Air India Express reaches 100 aircraft with new Boeing 737 MAX 8 arrival

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Air India Express described the arrival, which features Karnatakas Chittara tail art, as a new milestone in our incredible journey. AvGeek pic.twitter.com/zbPqFTUVBV — VT-VLO (@Vinamralongani) March 10, 2025 As part of the new direction with Air India, Air India Express unveiled a new approach with renewed branding and livery style.

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Review: Japan Airlines Domestic Class J Airbus A350 (HND-CTS)

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Flying Japan Airlines A350-900s domestically is such a treat, given the general attributes of the A350, plus the seat back entertainment (including tail camera), free Wi-Fi, and friendly service. View approaching Sapporo Airport View approaching Sapporo Airport We ended up touching down on runway 1R at 1:15PM.

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Examining over 100 years of flight automation and the history of the autopilot

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His system would provide an aircraft with automatic stability and control mechanism, through the control of the ailerons, stabilizer, and tail rudder through the use of a set of simple gyroscopes. The process of flight can be divided into seven crucial stages – taxi, take-off, climb, cruise, descent, approach, and landing phases.

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Inside Elixir Aircraft: the startup using sailing tech to change light aviation  

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And it was, in fact, while working as an engineer at several aerospace companies in France that he came to the realization that the light aircraft industry was way more conservative in its approach to technology adoption than the boat builders he knew so well.

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Review: Japan Airlines Domestic First Class Airbus A350 (CTS-HND)

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I think Japan Airlines absolutely nails the domestic first class product, from the free Wi-Fi and tail camera, to the super friendly service, to the seat comfort. There was indeed chop on the approach, as it was a stormy evening in the Tokyo area. It was quite an adventure to watch the tail camera.

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