This is the second part to my interview with Boeing Historian Michael Lombardi. Here is the continuation of our exclusive interview: AirlineReporter (AR): What do you think the best decision Boeing has made? Michael Lombardi (ML): I think the best decision was building the Dash 80 (the first Boeing 707), which was a huge risk. […]
When I look back at some of my photos when I first started this blog, it is very embarrassing. I started with passion and no photography skills what-so-ever. Over the years I have been able to pick up a few tricks and learn from some wonderful people, but still needing to learn some of the […]
Here is the long awaited part 3 of my inside look at the Boeing Archive. I apologize it has taken so long to get this published. In part 1 I took a look at what is inside the Boeing Archive. Then part 2, I took a closer look at some of the models in the […]
Click any image above for larger version All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced a special livery that supports the recovery effort in Japan. Last week, one of their Boeing 767-300ERs (JA611A) showed off the special “Forward together as one, Japan” livery. On May 2nd, ANA displayed a Boeing 777-300ER (JA786A) with the relief-related message at New […]
What a great areal shot. Here you have four Airbus A380s at Toulouse, France. They will be delivered to Qantas, Emirates, Korean Air and China Southern. Image by Weiyi Shi via Airliners.net with permission