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Why NATO, French and US AWACS have been constantly monitoring the Libyan airspace well before the No-Fly Zone was voted

March 17, 2011 David Cenciotti

In the last few days I have often had the opportunity to talk with journalists, spotters and enthusiasts about the Libyan uprising that was also the subject of an interview I gave to Pieter Johnson […]

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Libyan airspace most interesting movements of last week

March 11, 2011 David Cenciotti

At least two Internet resources have been providing a comprehensive set of tools to monitor on a 24 hours basis the traffic that has been operating in the airspaces between Malta and Tripoli FIR: Flightradar24 […]

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Introducing the IFE on Alitalia domestic routes

March 9, 2011 David Cenciotti

As frequent travelers know many airlines keep their IFE (In Flight Entertainment) system switched off on domestic/short range routes because – using Mary Kirby’s (aka RunwayGirl) words – “Some carriers decide that the costs do […]

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Azul pink ATR-72 promoting breast cancer awareness

March 8, 2011 David Cenciotti

On Mar. 8, 2011, Toulouse-based turboprop aircraft manufacturer ATR delivered to Brazil’s airlines Azul Linhas Aéreas an ATR 72 painted pink, symbolizing the promotion of breast cancer awareness. Serialled PR-AZV, the aircraft, on its fuselage, […]

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Antiskid anyone?

January 18, 2011 David Cenciotti

It’s not easy to slow down a heavy B744 Jumbo after a high and fast approach….

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