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This Guy Missed Traveling and Has Recreated Airplane Meals to Get Through Lockdown Apr 16, 2021 The limitations on travel during the pandemic has given many cabin fever, ad one aviation enthusiast in Scotland is relieving his frustrations in some extra curious ways. Pulling out an authentic airplane trolley, going back over Instagram airplane photos of past  trips, and rolling up his sleeves, Nik Sennhauser has been recreating his favorite airplane meals at home. While most of us would never imagine being nostalgic for airplane food, as a boy growing up in a half-Thai, half-Austrian family, ...

Advertisement: Austrian Airlines today bid farewell to its first Boeing 767. The aircraft, registered as OE-LAT, is heading to its new owners, MonoCoque Diversified Interests. The aircraft was the oldest widebody in the Lufthansa Group fleet before its departure at almost 30 years old. Austrian Airlines today bid farewell to its first Boeing 767-300ER. Photo: Austrian Airlines The pandemic has caused a bit of a shift in the world’s aircraft fleet. Significantly impacted have been the older widebody aircraft – especially those with four engines. However, some airlines have also been retiri...

Flag carrier Austrian Airlines (OS) announced Wednesday the retiring of its first Boeing 767 plane, which is on its way to its new owners.

Commercial Passenger Airplane Crashes Fast Facts Here’s a look at commercial passenger airplane crashes. For crashes caused by military acts or by terrorism, see Terrorism and War-Related Airplane Crashes Fast Facts. On August 12, 1985, the largest number of deaths in a single commercial airplane crash occurred when a Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 crashed into Mt. Ogura in Japan, killing 520 passengers and crew members. The deadliest commercial airplane accident occurred on March 27, 1977, when two Boeing 747s collided on a runway on the Spanish island of Tenerife, killing 583. Timeline Decemb...

Austrian Airlines is preparing to retire Boeing 767s as part of a wider fleet-reduction effort.