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Delta to Singapore Airlines: The Rise of Mid-Air Turbulence in Air Travel

On July 30, 2025, Delta Air Lines Flight DL56 from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam encountered severe mid-air turbulence over Wyoming at approximately 37,000 ft – first ascending about 1,000 ft before plunging to around 35,775 ft over about 90 seconds. The 275 […]

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Etihad Airways aircraft taking off – image representing Etihad’s Silent Surge and 27 new destinations added in 2025, making it the Middle East's fastest growing airline

Etihad’s Silent Surge: 27 New Destinations Fuel the Rise of the Middle East’s Fastest-Growing Airline

While Emirates dazzles with luxury cabins and Qatar Airways courts prestige as a five-star global carrier, Etihad Airways is quietly executing the region’s boldest post-pandemic network expansion. With a wave of new destinations, rising passenger numbers, and sharpened operational efficiency,

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Delta Airlines plane in flight, used to illustrate what happens when a passenger tries to open a plane door mid-flight

Delta Mid-Flight Diversion: What Happens When a Passenger Tries to Open a Plane Door at 30,000 Feet

A Delta Connection flight operated by SkyWest was forced to divert on July 17 after a 23-year-old unruly passenger allegedly attempted to open the emergency exit door mid-flight and engaged in a physical altercation with a flight attendant. The man,

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Boeing Stock Movement After the Air India AI171 Crash: From Market Jitters to a 52-Week High

Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) stock dipped following the crash of Air India Flight AI171, but recovered steadily in the weeks that followed. Shares climbed toward 52-week highs after a preliminary investigation report recommended no action for 787-8 operators or the manufacturer.

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