About Jonathan E. Hendry
Jonathan served as an International Air Cadet Exchange Ambassador to Canada, and was stationed at RAF Lakenheath as a Staff Sergeant in the U.S Air Force. With a passion for discovering new destinations, he has visited over 70 countries from Azerbaijan to Zimbabwe. Jonathan holds degrees in Nursing and European Studies. Based in Essex, England
Bouncing Back: Inside Shannon Airport's Record-Breaking First Half Of The Year
The airport has seen a flurry of new European and Transatlantic route launches as it reaches its highest numbers in over a decade.
1 In 10 UK Flights Are Now By Private Jet: Should They Be Taxed More?
Taxes are currently calculated based on distance and aircraft weight, with some private passengers paying less than commercial ones.
SWISS Airlines Becomes The Latest To Offer Free Inflight WiFi Chat Packages
The carrier will provide unlimited data for messaging and paid upgrades for customers desiring to surf the web.
How Much Do Military Pilots Get Paid?
Pay is generally in line with the rest of the Defence Forces but includes special bonuses and incentives.
The UK’s Highland & Island Airports See A 10% Passenger Increase
Passenger numbers are up across most of the eleven airports scattered across the country
Why Do Aircraft Store Fuel In The Wings?
Placing the fuel tanks in the wings takes advantage of valuable space while improving stability and economics.
Southwest Airlines Posts Record Revenue After Highest Ever Number Of Flights
The airline is optimizing its network as it receives new fuel-efficient jets.
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport's 5 Largest European Markets By Aircraft Movements
The United Kingdom replaces Spain in the top spot, and several airports see a significant boost in connectivity.
Boeing Records $19 Billion Revenue In Q2
The manufacturer delivered 136 aircraft and secured 460 net orders.
Volotea To Launch Twice-Weekly London-Strasbourg Flights In November
The route will be the Spanish carrier's first in the UK, linking it to one of the European Union capitals for the first time in five years.
Hawaiian Airlines Highlights Strong Demand On Leisure & Japanese Routes In Q2 Results
The airline's return to Fukuoka led to strong outbound bookings from Japan alongside an increase in domestic leisure demand.
Several New Airlines: Inside Olbia Airport's Busy Summer
The airport on the Italian Island of Sardinia has welcomed a flurry of new carriers and routes.
Iberia To Serve Doha In Joint Business Partnership With Qatar Airways & British Airways
The Spanish airline will launch a daily service to Doha in December to increase connectivity with its oneworld partners.
Boeing Launches $950,000 Pilot Training Scholarship Initiative
The money will be used to increase pilot training opportunities and fund twenty-five scholarships for historically underrepresented communities.
Indian Startup Spirit Air Orders 6 New Britten-Norman Islander Aircraft
The versatile aircraft will be deployed on routes connecting major airports with grass strips across the country.
Which US State Capitals Don't Have Any Scheduled Flights?
Several capital cities have a major airport nearby, while residents of others must travel up to an hour to reach the next airport.
What To Expect From Etihad's Airbus A380 Return On Tuesday
The airline will gradually ramp up its double-decker operations to three of its four daily London-Abu Dhabi flights.
Top 5: The World's Quirkiest Private Planes
From a jet-powered biplane to an asymmetrical wonder, explore some of the most fascinating private aircraft.
Boeing Has Redesigned The 737NG Engine Nacelle To Better Resist Broken Fan Blades
The manufacturer has completed the required work ahead of the FAA's deadline of July 31st.
Icelandair Reports Its Highest Q2 Profit Since 2016 Of $13.7 Million
The increase in operating profits was driven by strong demand and lower fuel costs.