Added on Thu November 14th, 2019 • by: Irene B
The future of zero-emission airplanes could be right around the corner. Recently, people make eco-conscious decisions and they are more interested in environment. However, a lot of people have to travel around the world and they have to use airplanes, the biggest contributors to carbon emissions. What are consumers to do? Consumers are concerned and […]
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Added on Wed November 6th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Flight times London-Sydney could be 80% shorter by the 2030s thanks to a hypersonic rocket engine called SABRE (Synergetic Air-Breathing Rocket Engine). The UK Space Agency invested in the Reaction Engine project. The Reaction Engine is a British company that it is working on a hypersonic space plane. This aircraft is five times faster than […]
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Added on Wed October 30th, 2019 • by: Irene B
The Federal Aviation Administration is going to test airplane seats. The testing will take place in November and it will determine how small airplane seats can safely get, and how close rows of seats can be to one another. Under federal regulations, planes must be able to be evacuated within 90 seconds. 720 volunteers, who […]
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Added on Wed October 23rd, 2019 • by: Irene B
Qantas Airlines flight landed at Sydney airport after 19 hours: it was the world’s ever longest commercial flight. The airplane took off from JFK airport (New York) on October 18th at 9.27 pm and it touched down at 7.43 am on 20th. Just 49 people were on board and they were six pilots, six members of cabin […]
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Added on Wed October 2nd, 2019 • by: Irene B
Be sustainable when you travel by plane. Is it possible? Reducing waste during airplane travel is the least you can do after choosing a not-so-sustainable mode of travelling. So, how do you achieve that? Consious Life and Style give us some advice. First of all, choose a flight that is as direct as possible and […]
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Added on Thu September 19th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Crashes plane due to birds strike are raised in the world. In Russia, pilot Damir Yusupov avoided another tragedy. Last 15th august, a Russian Airbus A321 (where there were 233 people on board) lost dual engine because of some big birds. The pilot was brave and he managed to land in a corn field. Passengers […]
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Added on Mon September 9th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Are you afraid of flying? Don’t worry, you can choose the safest airplane to fly thanks to Forbes advice. First of all, the best option must be flying the world’s safest airline. Based on AirlineRatings, the best airline is Qantas in 2019. Other top airlines that make the top 20 include United Airlines, American Airlines, […]
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Added on Tue July 23rd, 2019 • by: Irene B
A team of scientific researchers from the UK’s University of Sheffield has conducted a study into the bone strength of children, and this work could prove a valuable resource for improving seating safety for toddlers in the aircraft cabin. We generally use Children’s car seats on board for children below three years of age; but […]
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Added on Tue July 16th, 2019 • by: Irene B
Internet of Things is what drives innovation nowadays. Boeing is not far behind and smart technology is the core of its new project: “Ellen”, the virtual cabin assistant. The aerospace company aims to create a smart cabin able to take care of itself. Ellen, a cabin crew member that can prepare the compartment for departure […]
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Added on Fri June 14th, 2019 • by: Francesco Viglienghi
Testori has attended to the Dublin Aviation Summit from the 13th to the 15th of May. It was a key event in the calendar for the aviation industry as it brought together the leading names in MRO, IT/Technology, Interiors, Engines and much more to meet and network with the thriving Dublin leasing community. The show was feature: […]
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