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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
Visiting all the aviation attractions at Paine Field (KPAE) just got a bit cooler. Not only can you visit the Future of Flight, Museum of Flight Restoration Center, Flying Heritage Collection and the Historic Flight Foundation at Paine, but now, all of them have come together to offer the Paine Field Passport. The Paine Field […]
On top of being an airline geek, I am also a fan of cars. I think many have interest in all things transportation related. When I saw this new BMW 5-series ad via Autoblog, I just had to share. Very cool ad, but they might have to re-do it soon with the new Boeing KC-46A […]
Cameroon Airlines Corporation (CAMAIR-Co) is a brand new, yet old airline that just started service last month in Africa. Camair Version 1.0 was founded in 1971 and was headquartered out of Douala, Cameroon. The airline was owned 96.43% by the Cameroon Government and 3.57% by Air France. The airline had difficulty and stopped service in 2008. Camair Version 2.0 was […]