We guess this pilot had nothing better to do.
A pilot in Perth, Australia flew his plane to spell out the words “I’m bored,” as per a FlightAware map tracking the journey. Of course, he also drew two dicks in the sky.
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Charming Irish students sing and dance on flight
Move over One Direction, there’s a new boy band in town the sky.
A group of students from St. Brendan’s College in Killarney, Ireland recently belted out two aggressively charming tunes while on a Ryanair flight. The group performed the lively “S…
At a relatively brisk 17 hours, Qantas debuts non-stop flight between Australia and UK
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Flying to the UK from Australia has always been an exceptionally long trip.
Australian airline Qantas has made that trek less arduous with the debut of its non-stop Perth to London flight on Saturday — its travel time has been shaved down to a somewhat brisk 17 hours.
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It’s the first time Europe and Australia have been connected with a direct commercial flight.
A momentous occasion on the flight deck of #QF9#QantasDreamliner pic.twitter.com/dRTh79ZxUb
— Qantas (@Qantas) March 24, 2018
Previously, flights stopped in Singapore or Dubai before continuing on. Qantas said it is able to reduce the time of the 9,000 mile (14,498km) flight by eliminating stopovers and picking paths based on the best winds for efficiency and speed. Read more…
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Watch the Airbus Project Vahana prototype autonomous air taxi take flight
Airbus recently had the first ever successful flight of its Vahana autonomous air vehicle, and now it’s released video of that pivotal moment in the aircraft’s development. The flight took place at the end of January in Pendleton, Oregon, when the flying, passenger-capable drone took off and hovered off the ground about 16 feet in the air, all while piloting itself. The next step… Read More
A pilot drew a massive heart in the sky using flight radar
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In case you hadn’t already spotted the onslaught of heart-shaped everything in the shops, it’s Valentine’s Day.
And, one cheeky pilot decided to have a bit of fun by drawing a giant love heart in the sky. The Virgin Atlantic pilot—who was out on a training flight—took a heart-shaped route off the coast of Cornwall, UK.
The love-heart flight path was visible on FlightRadar24.com, and was first spotted by eagle-eyed plane spotter Philip Davis.
Virgin A330 drawing a heart off the north Cornwall coast ❤ pic.twitter.com/DZjAWyWJh7
— Philip Davis (@PlanePhil5) February 14, 2018 Read more…
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The emotional support peacock that couldn’t get on a flight also has his own Instagram
Can the saga of the airport peacock get any better? The massive bird also has his own Instagram.
The “emotional support” peacock was denied entrance to a flight from Newark Airport on Sunday, despite his owner buying him his own plane ticket. However…
Woman gets entire airplane to herself after getting booked onto flight meant for staff
You know that delicious feeling you get when you’re on a half-empty flight and the seats next to you are free?
Well, imagine getting the whole plane to yourself.
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2017 was a safe year for airlines, terrible for passengers
2017: what a year for flying.
Last year, you were less likely to die in an airplane crash, but pretty likely to have a terrible time as a passenger. Everything balances out, huh?
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Chrissy Teigen live tweets bizarre flight turnaround, featuring John Legend
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Yep, even celebrities have to go through travel nightmares.
Chrissy Teigen experienced the pain on Tuesday, when the ANA 175 flight which departed Los Angeles for Tokyo was turned back after an “unauthorized person” was found on board, according to KTLA.
LAX airport police told the news outlet that it wasn’t a security issue, but passengers would be interviewed when they arrived back to Los Angeles.
.@chrissyteigen is on an international flight that turned around 4 hours in because a passenger isn’t supposed to be on plane. Look at this flight path! This is my Twilight Zonepic.twitter.com/II06VmfOah
— Jensen Karp (@JensenClan88) December 27, 2017 Read more…
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View More Chrissy Teigen live tweets bizarre flight turnaround, featuring John LegendFlights are being diverted mid-air thanks to the Atlanta airport blackout
Passengers are enduring delays in blacked-out terminals or have had their flights diverted mid-air, after a huge power cut hit Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson international airport on Sunday.
The world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson said it had e…