Behind the promising venture, there are downsides to the Concorde successor. — It is not difficult to imagine the possibility of traveling by air with speed faster than the speed of sound as said aircraft has been in the air transport scene for quite some time but unfortunately has become a thing of the past. …

Preparing greener initiatives for the next take-off. — When talking about carbon emission, the aviation industry committed to around 2%-2.5% of global carbon output. Let’s not get delusional about the low percentages. Instead, it should be looking at the weight figure that reaches a whopping 900+ million tonnes of CO2 in 2019 alone. The industry is under intense…

Crawling out of the challenges below is only the tip of the iceberg. — First of all, jumping from the current internal combustion engine straight to a fully electric propulsion system does not make any sense. It requires a tremendous amount of money, time, evaluation, and lots of analyses for the preparation alone. But that does not mean the aviation industry is not heading…

They might augment the probability of surviving apart from the training and ATC. — The news about the United Airlines flight 328 engine failure isn’t foreign for us. Miraculously, there was not a single injured soul on the ground and onboard. It is not just about luck the plane can safely land back at the airport, it was aid both from the evolving technology…

The concern for structural integrity is enormous, and its maintenance is another. — Flying in general means getting from point A to point B quickly and safely. …

Even the components in the waste system have a backup, not to mention other crucial systems to drive up safety to the highest level. — Have you ever wonder what makes an aircraft to be a reliable machine that takes you and millions of others flying over the vast ocean and land? It is directly because of the engineering and regulations behind it that had to be credited. …

How do aircraft operators know an unforeseen circumstance will jeopardize the safety of the aircraft and its passengers? The Service Bulletin and Airworthiness Directives might provide the answer. — The aviation industry is surrounded by strict and non-compromising rules that have been set internationally. No other operators, manufacturers, or persons that freely escape this modulated and controlled system. …

The requirement imposed to reduce the risk of inflight fire and discourage burning interior materials as the cause of death in a postcrash fire. — The era when only the elite gets to fly was now a thing of the past. Nowadays a lot of people can take much affordable and reasonable priced airplane tickets around the world, with the longest flights— not in a particular order — would be from Singapore to New York…