TagAirline Industry(120)
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2024-07-29Vintage Aircraft Interior with Sleeping Accommodations
Black and white photograph showing the interior of a vintage commercial aircraft with passengers using sleeping berths. A baby is visible in an upper hammock-style bed while adults are seated below, demonstrating early airline sleeping accommodations. -
2024-07-27Airbus Farnborough Airshow 2024 Questions and Answers Panel
An Airbus Q&A press panel at the Farnborough Airshow 2024, featuring (left to right) Cedric Laurier, Glenn Liewellyn, Julie Kitcher, Julien Manhes, and Paddy Lowe, as identified by name placards on the table. The Airbus logo and 'Farnborough Airshow 2024' branding are visible on the backdrop behind the panelists. -
Bette Nash
A memorial tribute collage for Bette Nash, identified by visible on-image text reading 'In loving memory of Bette Nash.' The collage includes multiple photos spanning her career as a flight attendant, from early black-and-white uniform portraits to later in-flight service photos and formal event appearances. -
2024-03-28Will Your Points and Miles Be Impacted by the Credit Card Legal Settlement?
Scott Laird | March 28, 2024 In the U.S. credit cards are big business for airlines. Visa and Mastercard have settled litigation with U.S. merchants, ending a long-standing legal case over the swipe fees the credit card processors collect every time a customer uses them to make a purchase. The settlement will lower the swipe -
AeroMexico Connect Regional Jet on Airport Tarmac
An AeroMexico Connect regional jet is visible in the foreground on an airport tarmac, with additional aircraft taxiing and one departing in the background. The AeroMexico Connect branding and Mexican flag livery are clearly visible on the fuselage. -
2024-01-25XL Airways Boeing Aircraft Fleet – 757-200 and 767 Models
Promotional or archival illustration showing three aircraft types operated by XL Airways (XL.com), a British low-cost charter airline that ceased operations on 12 September 2008. The image identifies registration numbers G-VKNA (Boeing 757-200), G-BNYB (Boeing 767-200), and G-VKNH (Boeing 767-300ER), all in the airline's blue-and-white livery. -
2024-01-25Airplane Wing Components and Aerodynamics Diagram
Annotated photograph of a Lufthansa airline aircraft wing taken from a passenger window seat, with handwritten labels identifying key aerodynamic and mechanical components including winglet, slats, ailerons, flaps, spoilers, hydraulics, track fairing, static wick, and ground spoiler. The wing is shown in a deployed/extended configuration, likely during taxi, takeoff, or landing. -
2024-01-25United Air Lines Mainliner Flight Attendants
A group of approximately thirteen United Air Lines stewardesses in matching uniforms pose in a line in front of a United Air Lines 'Mainliner' aircraft. The photo bears a reference number (C-6836Q) in the lower right corner, suggesting it is an official company publicity photograph, likely from the 1940s based on uniform style and aircraft livery. -
2024-01-21Aircraft Assembly or Maintenance Facility
A wide-body commercial aircraft is shown in what appears to be a manufacturing or maintenance hangar. Visible text on scaffolding/equipment includes the words 'COMMUNITY' and 'dangerous,' suggesting an active industrial workspace. -
2024-01-20Aircraft Interior Emergency Exit Configuration
Interior view of a Boeing 737 MAX 9 showing the door plug opening after it separated in flight, exposing the bare fuselage frame and insulation. A safety card visible on the left seat back references '737-9MAX/9MAX RU/P,' consistent with the January 2024 Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 door plug blowout incident; the yellow winglet visible through the remaining window suggests an Alaska Airlines or Spirit Airlines livery aircraft on the ground.