Landing gear failures, drone confessions, rare moments, deep dives in airline finance, sharp 180s—plus a quirky sleep study.
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Calgary closes its iconic viewing platform
WestJet’s 737-800 right landing gear failure forced Calgary Airport to shut one of the world’s most loved plane-spotting terraces. A sad day for avgeeks.
(LinkedIn)
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Drone operator confessions
What’s it really like to fly UAVs for defense? One operator lifts the veil on the hidden pressures and ethical trade-offs.
(LinkedIn)
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Not your usual sight
Shared widely on Facebook: an image that captures an unusual, almost surreal moment in aviation. Worth a pause.
(Facebook)
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Airline finance deep dive
Koen Karsbergen offers a fascinating, detailed view into airline strategy and financial resilience. Definitely more than a “minute”—but worth it.
(LinkedIn)
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The saga of this 180
BBC reports on a controversial reversal that’s left industry watchers divided. Sometimes the biggest moves are U-turns.
(BBC)
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Quirky: The Economist takes on the “most important question of our time”: why do people sleep? Hint—our brains need it more than our bodies. Perhaps airlines should read this before scheduling redeyes.
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