Author: FlyMarshall Newsroom

Pronouncing airline names can be complicated for a variety of reasons. Often this confusion comes down to acronyms vs. initialisms, with the former being abbreviations that are pronounced as words, and the latter being abbreviations that are pronounced as letters. In other situations, the confusion can down to the name originating in a foreign language, and deciding how that should be said in English. With that in mind, I figure it would be fun to cover some of the airline names that people struggle with the most. I wrote a similar post last year, but I want to add a…

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In the competitive world of long-haul commercial aviation, aircraft capacity and efficiency can define an airline’s success. Boeing’s widebody lineup has long been a cornerstone of international fleets, offering exceptional performance and reliability worldwide. Among these giants, one model has achieved a reputation for combining exceptional range with impressive passenger capacity. The Boeing 777-300ER stands as one of the most successful long-range jets ever built, a widebody capable of carrying more passengers than its Airbus counterpart while maintaining the versatility and endurance that modern airlines demand. Its story is one of design evolution, operational excellence, and commercial success that continues…

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The two British aircraft flew a 12-hour mission along the border with Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. In a rare mission, a Royal Air Force (RAF) RC-135W Rivet Joint electronic surveillance aircraft flew a 12-hour-long mission on Oct. 9, 2025, patrolling the entire border along NATO’s eastern flank and the Black Sea. An RAF P-8A Poseidon (Poseidon MRA1 as per the British designation), also flew a part of the journey along the Russian and Belarusian border before conducting a patrol over the Baltic Sea. The RAF’s statement said that the P-8A flew a “focused route” around the Baltic Sea, while the…

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Aircraft tail strikes happen every now and again, though this is one of the more unusual ones that I’ve seen caught on camera… DHL A300 has dramatic tail strike at London Heathrow BIG JET TV does an amazing job capturing video footage of aircraft taking off and landing at some of the world’s busiest airports. They were recording today (Sunday, October 12, 2025) at London Heathrow Airport, and goodness, did they catch quite a landing. A 34-year-old DHL Airbus A300 with the registration code D-AEAG was performing flight QY2212 from Leipzig (LEJ) to London (LHR), scheduled to arrive a little…

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In 2025, the question of how much flight attendants earn in the United States is once again drawing attention. With the rising cost of living, new union negotiations, and growing public interest in what cabin crew members actually take home, pay transparency has become a crucial topic. For anyone considering a career as a flight attendant, understanding how salaries are structured helps paint a clearer picture of life in the skies. The reality is that Flight Attendant pay is not simple. Wages depend on several factors, including flight hours, airline contacts, per diem allowances, and even whether an airline pays…

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Anticipation is at an all-time high as Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) nears the completion and opening of its new terminal. The airport hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, followed by an open house, where thousands of people attended. The new facility is set to replace PIT’s current and aged terminal, which has been in operation for decades. Airport officials also expect the replacement $1.7 billion terminal will make the passenger experience more efficient, thanks to its proximity to the concourses. A New Era For The Steel City Credit: Channing Reid County executives and elected officials attended the ribbon-cutting event, which marked…

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The Boeing 737 family has long formed the backbone of Alaska Airlines’ operations when it comes to mainline flights using narrowbody twinjets. In recent years, the carrier has been increasingly deploying next-generation aircraft from the 737 MAX series to aid this mission, and has more on order. Today, the Alaska Airlines fleet features almost 90 aircraft from the Boeing 737 MAX family across two variants, with another 75 on order (including units of a third variant). As the calendar year begins to wind down to a close, these jets will play an important role in getting the carrier’s passengers to…

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In the old days, air travel was a luxurious affair, no matter which class a passenger chose. While economy class seats no longer offer the style of the bygone days of commercial aviation, and premium economy only offers a small step up from that, passengers can still enjoy luxury in the upper classes, specifically business class and first class. First class used to be similar to what business class seats are like today, with wide seats that recline further, additional meal service choices, extra storage, and improved amenities. However, over time, first class has become even more luxurious, with enhanced…

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Airbus has filed a patent that proposes a business class seat unit for airliners that delivers lie-flat comfort in dense cabins, a move that significantly improves the products that the manufacturer is able to offer in business class cabins. The new seat will be available on both widebody and single-aisle jets. The seat pan and backrest move together, powered by a single motor, in order to convert from an upright position to a bed. The aircraft seat offers a surrounding body with a rear partition, side panel, and sliding doors, all of which make it one of the most comfortable…

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Ultra-low-cost carriers across the US are known for their limited legroom, having sacrificed some passenger comforts in order to keep operating costs, and therefore, ticket prices, as low as possible. However, that does not always mean that passengers need to suffer in discomfort, as there are plenty of options available, and even some great-value upgrade packages to consider. In this article, we will take a look at the seats found onboard some of the country’s largest ultra-low-cost carriers – Allegiant Air, Frontier Airlines, Spirit Airlines, and Avelo Air, to determine which one is likely to offer the most comfortable ride…

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