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The North African country partially resumed commercial flights on Tuesday, after a 14 months shutdown.

Algeria has partially reopened its air borders from 1 June for the first time in over 15 months of the Covid crisis. Many members of France’s large Algerian diaspora are desperate to return home but,…

The Irish Jumbos: When Aer Lingus Flew The Boeing 747 Advertisement: When it comes to Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus, its present fleet is dominated by Airbus planes. Its long-haul services are generally operated by the Airbus A330, although the A321LR is also playing an increasing transatlantic role at the carrier. However, in years gone by, it also operated long-haul services with the Boeing 747. Let’s take a look at the airline’s jumbos. The first delivery: EI-ASI Pan Am introduced the original Boeing 747-100 commercially on January 22nd, 1970. It quickly revolutionized long-haul flying...

Believers: Love and Death in Tehran—An Excerpt BY JOHN LIMBERT AND MARC GROSSMAN Background Believers: Love and Death in Tehran (Mazda Publishers, 2020), written by Ambassadors (ret.) Marc Grossman and John Limbert, both AFSA members, is a work of fiction set in Iran and Washington, D.C., during the 1980s and the present. The hero is the fictional FSO Nilufar Hartman, daughter of an Iranian mother and an American father. With the liberty of novelists, the authors have imagined her in scenes both historical and fictional with people real and invented. The following adapted excerpt, set in la...