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Alaska Airlines would have ordered more 737 MAX-10s - Vimarsana News

Alaska Airlines would have ordered more 737 MAX-10s

One Alaska Airlines executive is keen on the Boeing 737 MAX-10, saying he would have ordered the largest 737 MAX if he had the chance to do so.

Boeing reveals more about increased weight 787-9s, 787-10s - Vimarsana News

Boeing reveals more about increased weight 787-9s, 787-10s

Boeing will introduce improvements to the 787-9 and 787-10, boosting performance with additional payload capacity and further developing the aircraft program.

Airbus rules out imminent launch of new A220 jet version - Vimarsana News

Airbus rules out imminent launch of new A220 jet version

Airbus is not looking to launch a stretched version of its A220 jetliner in the current environment, the planemaker said on Wednesday, effectively knocking down speculation of a launch at the upcoming... | June 11, 2023

Vancouver, Washington-based startup KinectAir wants to expand private flying beyond the ultra-rich - Vimarsana News

Vancouver, Washington-based startup KinectAir wants to expand private flying beyond the ultra-rich

For a few years now, aviation enthusiasts have teased the idea of a Jetsons-style future in which small electric aircraft whisk us to work or across the state and region. That future is not here yet, though a handful of companies, including one based in the Pacific Northwest, are trying to get a head start on the future of flying using conventional planes.

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Portland-area startup wants to expand private flying beyond the ultra-rich - Vimarsana News

Portland-area startup wants to expand private flying beyond the ultra-rich

For a few years now, aviation enthusiasts have teased the idea of a Jetsons-style future in which small electric aircraft whisk us to work or across the state and region. That future is not here yet, though a handful of companies, including one based in the Pacific Northwest, are trying to get a head start on the future of flying using conventional planes.