Justin Hayward
656 articles published since March 31, 2019
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About Justin Hayward
Journalist - With almost a decade of experience in the publishing sphere, Justin has built up a deep understanding of the issues facing aviation today. With a keen interest in route development, new aircraft, and loyalty, his extensive travels with airlines such as British Airways and Cathay Pacific has given him profound direct comprehension of industry matters. Based in Hong Kong and Darlington, UK.
Why United and Emirates' Partnership Caps A Decade Of Fighting
United Airlines and Emirates are now cooperating in ways no one would have thought possible in the 2010s.
Will the COMAC C919 Threaten Airbus & Boeing In China?
The c919 is now flying, but it will be some time before it becomes significant in fleets.
How Much Fuel Did Concorde Consume?
Fuel consumption up to four times that of the Boeing 747 was a problem throughout Concorde's operating life.
The Different Tiers Of JetBlue's TrueBlue Program
JetBlue has overhauled its program to include four tiers within its Mosaic status.
How Etihad Airways Got Its Name
Etihad reflects the union and coming together of the different emirates that make up the UAE.
A Brief Guide To Aircraft Mortgages
Mortgages are a popular way to finance the purchase of smaller aircraft.
Why Colorblindness Doesn't Have To Be An Obstacle For Aspiring Pilots
These days there are more tests to help assess the level of color blindness.
Why Tape On Aircraft Wings Isn't Always A Cause For Concern
Aerodynamic "speed tape" is often applied for minor repairs - it is nothing to worry about.
What's The Latest With The 'PYTCHAir' Boeing 727 In Bristol?
The Boeing 727 has been in Bristol since early 2021 and is now in use as an office and events space, with more to come.
Two Worlds Collide: When Pilots Try Their Hand At Driving Trains
There is a lot in common between the two.
Examining The Debate Around the Proposal For An Airport On The Isle Of Wight
There are no commercial flights to the Isle of Wight, and limited support for any development.
Hong Kong International Airport: A Terminal Guide
Hong Kong Airport has two main terminals. The second terminal has been closed since 2019 - but which airlines used it?
The Challenges & Limitations Of Grass Runways
Grass runways are common at many smaller airports but come with certain limitations.
How Much Do Aircraft Seats Cost?
Airlines spend a large amount on seats - especially long-haul premium cabin products.
Why Is It So Expensive To Fly To The Channel Island Of Alderney?
The route from the UK to Alderney is an excellent example of a limited route with a monopoly operation.
Which Airline Was The First To Introduce A Premium Economy Cabin?
Premium economy is now standard on many long-haul flights - but where did it begin?
The UK's Northeast Airlines: A Carrier That Time Forgot
Northeast Airlines was a shortlived brand for a UK regional airline in the 1970s, known before as BKS Air Transport.