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Blaine Nickeson

Blaine Nickeson

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Managing Editor, Airline Reporter

Denver

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Total articles 13

  • The New Air Force One: Flying Fortress - a Preview - AirlineReporter

    By Blaine Nickeson| Airline Reporter Verified Air Force One lands at Joint Base Andrews – Photo: National Geographic/Renegade PicturesRecently, I had the opportunity to have a sneak peek at the upcoming National Geographic documentary on the new Boeing 747-8i planes that are being heavily converted to take on the role of Air Force One. While the current planes, based upon the 747-200, are maintained impeccably, they’re getting long in the tooth at over 30 years old.

    By Blaine Nickeson · Airline Reporter

    Feb. 13, 2021

  • Flying Fish Are Still Cool, Blaine! - AirlineReporter

    By David Brown Verified, Blaine Nickeson| Airline Reporter Verified Alaska Air captain raises the lucky (or unlucky) Copper River Salmon“This story again? It feels like Groundhog Day,” Blaine Nickeson, AirlineReporter’s Associate Editor (and my good friend) said to me via email when I forwarded the fact that I was going to cover the arrival of the first Copper River Salmon for the eighth year in a row. He just doesn’t get it.

    By David Brown Verified, Blaine Nickeson · Airline Reporter

    May. 23, 2019

  • The New Air Force One: Flying Fortress - a Preview - AirlineReporter

    By Blaine Nickeson| Airline Reporter Verified Air Force One lands at Joint Base Andrews – Photo: National Geographic/Renegade PicturesRecently, I had the opportunity to have a sneak peek at the upcoming National Geographic documentary on the new Boeing 747-8i planes that are being heavily converted to take on the role of Air Force One. While the current planes, based upon the 747-200, are maintained impeccably, they’re getting long in the tooth at over 30 years old.

    By Blaine Nickeson · Airline Reporter

    Feb. 13, 2021

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Airline Reporter

Los Angeles, California, United States