The Embraer 110 Bandeirante was the aircraft which launched the Brazilian manufacturer’s push into commercial …
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Classic AirlinersVintage AirlinersWestern Europe
The Last Caravelle Built – A History
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe Sud Aviation SE.210 Caravelle was an important early jet airliner which introduced a number …
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Classic AirlinersSouth AmericaVintage Airliners
Another Boeing 737-200 is Flying Passengers!
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusToday is an interesting anniversary, for it marks the 60th anniversary of Lufthansa placing an …
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Airlines & AirlinersClassic AirlinersNorth AmericaVintage Airliners
Classic Aircraft that Shaped Delta Air Lines
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusDelta Air Lines is one of the world’s largest and most successful carriers. It began …
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Airlines & AirlinersClassic Airliners
The Airlines With the Largest Fleets of 737-300s
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusDo you remember the last time you saw or flew on a Boeing 737-300? In …
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Airlines & AirlinersClassic Airliners
Fewer Than 25 in Service: The Airbus A310 in 2025
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe Airbus A310 was the shortened variant of the A300 – the original widebody twin-jet …
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Classic AirlinersSpotting ResourcesVintage Airliners
Want to fly on these rare planes in 2025? We can show you how
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusFlying on a rare or historic aeroplane before it’s too late is important for many …
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Classic AirlinersVintage AirlinersWestern Europe
What Happened to Alitalia’s Boeing 747 Fleet?
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusAlitalia was the national airline of Italy for 74 years and became one of the …
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Airlines & AirlinersClassic AirlinersNorth AmericaVintage Airliners
This Mexican Airline is the World’s Largest DC-9 Operator
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusBetween the late 1960s and 1990s, the Douglas DC-9 was a very familiar sight at …
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Classic AirlinersVintage Airliners
Only 9 Passenger Operators – The Last Days of the 737-200
by Matt Falcusby Matt FalcusThe recent update to our Last Chance to Fly book, which details the airlines still …