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Linda Blachly

Linda Blachly

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Online Editor, Air Transport World

Alexandria

Final Covers

sales evs, and industry analysis, old cars car features, newsnew cars, current trends

Doesn’t Cover

Athletics, horse racing, boxing and Rugby League.

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Total articles 1575

  • This Week In Air Transport (W/C Feb. 2)

    By Linda Blachly Verified| Aviation Week Verified This week’s top air transport stories include an NTSB report suggesting that the missing bolts had been removed on the Boeing factory floor and did not break off during the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-9 Jan. 5 flight, causing the exit door plug to rip off, and the European Court of Justice annulled the state aid approval awarded to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to help it through the pandemic.

    By Linda Blachly Verified · Aviation Week

    Feb. 09, 2024

  • Gallery: IFE technologies shifting to adapt to passenger viewing tastes

    By Linda Blachly Verified| Aviation Week Verified Dubai-based flydubai has a partnership with PressReader to provide passengers with complimentary access to a wide range of international publications onboard 70% of its Boeing 737 fleet. This comes as part of flydubai’s growing partnership with PressReader where passengers visiting the flydubai Business Lounge at Dubai International (DXB) can have complimentary access to PressReader’s wide range of content.

    By Linda Blachly Verified · Aviation Week

    Feb. 06, 2024

  • This Week In Air Transport (W/C Feb. 2)

    By Linda Blachly Verified| Aviation Week Verified This week’s top air transport stories include an NTSB report suggesting that the missing bolts had been removed on the Boeing factory floor and did not break off during the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-9 Jan. 5 flight, causing the exit door plug to rip off, and the European Court of Justice annulled the state aid approval awarded to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to help it through the pandemic.

    By Linda Blachly Verified · Aviation Week

    Feb. 09, 2024

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Air Transport World