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Correction: spirit airlines initially started implementing wifi (on their a321s) in 2019.
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Cliffs, Clouds, and Courage: Lukla Airport Nepal, The World's Most Dangerous Airport
Perched high in the Himalayas, Lukla Airport — officially known as Tenzing-Hilary Airport — is widely regarded as the world's most dangerous airport. Located in Nepal's Khumbu Pasanglhamu region near Mount Everest, it serves as a critical gateway for trekkers beginning their journey to the world's highest peak.
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Boom Supersonic Says It Can Fly Faster Than Sound, Without a Sound
After the retirement of the Concorde in 2003, the regulations that grounded high-speed airlines over land, which were originally written in the 1970s, remained untouched. Boom Supersonic's upcoming airliner, Overture, aims to change that. Through a combination of modern aerodynamics and advanced computing, Boom believes the era of quiet supersonic flight over populated regions is closer than most might think.
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Pakistan International Airlines Returns to Manchester after 5-Year Ban
After a hiatus of more than five years, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has resumed flights to the United Kingdom. The newly reinstated nonstop service between Islamabad (ISB) and Manchester (MAN) officially took off on October 25th.
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