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The new TheAirchive.Net- The Hub of Air Transport

The new TheAirchive.Net- The Hub of Air Transport History, has arrived with new, flying colors. To celebrate 20 years since its inauguration in 2003, the site has been upgraded with an A-380 MTOW full of content, fresh new look (even fresher than JetBlue’s), a more intuitive GUI, and Concorde-like speed.This virtual museum is curated with over 60,000 items of #AvGeek Goodness: vintage timetables, route maps, rare brochures, airport terminals, airplane cabins, cockpits, maintenance bases, virtual tours of airline headquarters, aviation museums, aircraft OEM final assembly lines, airplane boneyards, airline model collections, safety cards, menus, and of course special flights and events. You name it, you search it. You browse for it. It’s probably in there. And now, you can join the crew by uploading any images you wish to share!Alongside my day jobs in aviation and television, this site has been my AvGeek labor of love for two decades. But, there’s been quite a crew powering the passion along with me. Some “AAplause” or “Kicking Tail” aka shout outs are in order to web designer @imdreedx, Designers Bob Cobb Jessica Musumeci ; Scanning by Chris Johnson, Troy Parker, and huge kudos to big-time contributors @wandrme , Tom Harris, @photojdl2 , and Sean Broderick. A tip of the Captain’s Hat to @rleiro Roberto and @helwingv as well.You are now welcome to board TheAirchive.Net where commercial aviation flies first class.And follow its social media channels Handle: TheAirchive on FB, IG, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Threads.Please spread the word in social media, emails, or even old fashion word of mouth!Enjoy the flight through time! #Airlines #AvGeek #AirlineHistory #Aviation

Who’s hungry? Welcome to the just opened America

Who’s hungry? Welcome to the just opened American Airlines Flight Kitchen where they produce up to 15,000 meals daily for American’s 900 peak flights at the DFW hub. Costco and Wal Mart, hold this kitchen’s beer! The $100 million catering facility to serve its hub at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) at 214,000-square-foot building. In all my years covering aviation, I had never visited a flight kitchen so why not start at the largest airline catering kitchen in the country and is more than three times the size of a football field. Imagine, a food storage walk in refigerator the size of a Publix, a deep freezer at -10 degrees, automated dish and cart washes, dry storage the size of a Costco, 50 loading docks for trucks, 500 pound ice palettes, 30+ people just plating food in a given shift, robotic soda can sorting, a conveyer belt of on demand storage, and certainly the largest industrial hot kitchen that I’ve ever seen by a mile. Those staff who work from 4AM-noon had just left. Security is paramount. Every knife and security sensitive utensil is registered and checked in and out as this entire facility is airside. I was awestruck by the scale, logistics, and cleanliness of this 1,200 employee LSG SkyChefs operated food factory. This is going to be one tasty story coming soon! Here’s but just a few pics as Hors d'Oeuvres in a couple of drops - Bon Appetit!Of course, I’m flying home but since my upgrade didn’t clear, I’m nawing on my 7-11 airport turkey sandwich and Kind bar on the plane that I bought at the last minute before I boarded.#Airlines #AvGeek #AmericanAirlines

Who’s hungry? Welcome to the just opened America

Who’s hungry? Welcome to the just opened American Airlines Flight Kitchen where they produce up to 15,000 meals daily for American’s 900 peak flights at the DFW hub. Costco and Wal Mart, hold this kitchen’s beer! The $100 million catering facility to serve its hub at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) at 214,000-square-foot building. In all my years covering aviation, I had never visited a flight kitchen so why not start at the largest airline catering kitchen in the country and is more than three times the size of a football field. Imagine, a food storage walk in refigerator the size of a Publix, a deep freezer at -10 degrees, automated dish and cart washes, dry storage the size of a Costco, 50 loading docks for trucks, 500 pound ice palettes, 30+ people just plating food in a given shift, robotic soda can sorting, a conveyer belt of on demand storage, and certainly the largest industrial hot kitchen that I’ve ever seen by a mile. Those staff who work from 4AM-noon had just left. Security is paramount. Every knife and security sensitive utensil is registered and checked in and out as this entire facility is airside. I was awestruck by the scale, logistics, and cleanliness of this 1,200 employee LSG SkyChefs operated food factory. This is going to be one tasty story coming soon! Here’s but just a few pics as Hors d'Oeuvres in a couple of drops - Bon Appetit!Of course, I’m flying home but since my upgrade didn’t clear, I’m nawing on my 7-11 airport turkey sandwich and Kind bar on the plane that I bought at the last minute before I boarded.#Airlines #AvGeek #AmericanAirlines

The nicest hotel, buffet, gym, conference center,

The nicest hotel, buffet, gym, conference center, and tavern that I know of that’s free. The catch? You can’t check into it… unless you’re American Airlines crew in training or on company business. This 550 room hotel at DFW’s AA Robert Crandall Campus is an architectural and AvGeek paradise, that just opened in a year ago completing the Skyview Complex. The detail is what makes these accommodations top flight so to speak. Story to come soon…. #AvGeek #Airlines #AmericanAirlines

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How Hawaiian Airlines has been working to overcome

How Hawaiian Airlines has been working to overcome trouble in paradise, even before the tragic fires in Maui. My latest deep dive feature story in this month's issue of Air Transport World with special thanks to Robert W Mann & Henry Harteveldt for their contributing analysis. Full story at AviationWeek.com

This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of Swissai

This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of Swissair flight 111 which crashed on September 2, 1998 4 miles off the coast of from here Peggy’s Cove at the entrance of St. Margaret’s Bay. All 229 souls aboard the MD-11 perished, on the fatal flight that was operating from New York JFK-Geneva, Switzerland. The plane struck the ocean at an estimated speed of 345 miles per hour. The collision with the water decelerated the aircraft with approximately 350 g, causing it to disintegrate instantly. This was the deadliest crash of an MD-11 and second deadliest crash in Canadian history. This somber monument memorializes the lives snuffed out. #LoveNeverDies

An airline geek’s #Barbie Dream House is my vint

An airline geek’s #Barbie Dream House is my vintage 1973 @united Barbie Dream Plane. #Airlines #AvGeek @barbie @barbiethemovie

An amphibious flying Otter’s view of glorious Va

An amphibious flying Otter’s view of glorious Vancouver, B.C. Back for seconds 11 years later, but in the Summer via the phenomenal @harbourair . #BritishColumbia #Canada #canadacoasttocoast #Vancouver #SunshineCoast #beautifulbritishcolumbia with @carlasloan

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