After a challenging year for the aviation industry, there’s finally a silver lining on the horizon for commercial pilots. 2025 is shaping up to be a year of renewed opportunity, with airlines across the U.S. gearing up to hire thousands of new pilots. Airlines across the U.S. are preparing to hire thousands of new commercial […]
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Becoming a pilot is a dream for many, but the high cost of training—often exceeding £100,000—makes it out of reach for most. However, British Airways is making this dream possible through its Speedbird Pilot Academy, a fully funded training program that provides aspiring pilots with everything they need to earn their wings. For 2025, 200
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At the world’s best airport, where efficiency and service are top priorities, one woman proved that kindness is just as important as logistics. Meet Rowena Dorado Aranton, a Certis Aviation Security service operations executive at Changi Airport, Singapore. She doesn’t just ensure smooth airport operations—she changes lives. And on one February evening in 2024, she
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American Airlines has long been a leader in aviation, not just in terms of service but also in its marketing. Over the decades, the airline has crafted memorable commercials that not only advertised flights but also captured the spirit of air travel and the airline’s commitment to service. In this article, we’ll take a look
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There was a time when sticking with one airline felt like a smart move. Loyalty meant perks, upgrades, and the satisfaction of knowing you were inching closer to that coveted free flight. But in 2025, things are different. Unless you’re a frequent flyer or a big spender, being loyal to one airline might be costing
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Airline commercials are more than just ads—they’re snapshots of history, culture, and sometimes, pure genius. From laugh-out-loud humor to breathtaking storytelling, these commercials have stuck with us long after their release. Here are 10 of the most shocking, hilarious, and memorable airline ads ever made, guaranteed to take you on a nostalgic flight. 1. Virgin
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Remember the days when air travel felt like an event? When you’d dress up, sip cocktails mid-flight, and feel like the journey itself was just as exciting as the destination? Back then, airlines like Pan Am, TWA, and Eastern ruled the skies, offering luxury, style, and service we can only dream about today. But here’s
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After you’ve earned your wings and successfully completed your Delta airlines initial training it will be time to head to your base for your first assignment! Delta Flight attendants get their first base assignment during their first week of training! 🌟 Trainees are given a list of bases that are available and need coverage and
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Choosing between Frontier Airlines vs. Spirit Airlines for budget travel? In this article, we are going to talk about the many ways these two airline carriers are very similar, but in the end, one of them will reign on top. I will be comparing things such as: pricing and fare options, bag policies, route networks,
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If you’ve flown a bit, you’ve likely stepped onto a smaller plane and thought, “This is much tinier than I expected!” Chances are, you were on a regional airline like SkyWest. These airlines contract out their smaller airplanes to major airlines (United, Delta, American, and Alaska) to cover the lower volume routes to smaller destinations
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