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    Airport Lingo : Ramp vs Apron vs Tarmac

    Byflyingfish January 19, 2013March 11, 2013

    When you sit in the airport staring out the windows at all the planes parked at their gates what area of the airport are you looking at? The Ramp? The Apron? The Tarmac?   The answer is … not the tarmac. Tarmac, while commonly used as a term to describe where airplanes are parked, is…

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    The new American Airlines paint job … yay or nay?

    Byflyingfish January 17, 2013October 23, 2023

    American Airlines will officially unveil its new aircraft livery in 15 minutes, at 9:00am CST, replacing their decades old classic livery … change can be good or bad.   What is your opinion of the airline’s new livery?     Happy Flying!   @flyingwithfish

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    American Airlines’ New Branding … You Saw It Here First!

    Byflyingfish January 17, 2013October 23, 2023

    In just 30 minutes American Airlines will officially reveal its new branding, logo and livery, replacing its classic branding we have all come to know over the past few decades.   But why wait those long 30 minutes when I can reveal to you the airline’s new branding logo, font and imagery right now?  …

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    Aviation Security … The Archie Bunker Viewpoint

    Byflyingfish January 9, 2013March 11, 2013

    First off … if you don’t know who Archie Bunker is this post may not make any sense to you … that said, given that I was born in June 1975, I am reaching back into the brilliance of Archie Bunkerisms that pre-date my own existence by nearly three years.   In the early 1970s…

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    Properly Packing Cameras To Avoid Damage In Transit

    Byflyingfish January 2, 2013October 23, 2023

    Photographers like to be ready for anything, I get that, I know that, I have lived that for many years … but when packing cameras in bags that may go under a plane, including being ‘valet checked’ while boarding a Regional Jet or Turbo Prop, packing gear properly makes far more sense than packing it…

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    Why Airlines Aren’t Liable For Baggage Theft & Damage

    Byflyingfish January 1, 2013March 11, 2013

    On a daily basis someone is complaining that an airline has damaged an item in their checked baggage or that something from their checked baggage was pilfered.  These incidents, while barely a statistical blip on the radar compared to all checked baggage, frequently take center stage in public conversation of the airline industry.   A…

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    So Long 2012 … A Quick Look Back At The Past Year

    Byflyingfish December 31, 2012March 11, 2013

    Its that time of the year again … the last hours of this year are dwindling fast … the end of the year is near.   Outside my window the snow has finally fallen, being whipped around in the wind, while at this moment friends in Australia are already three hours into the New Year…

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    “JetBlue Stole My Cameras” … yea, probably not

    Byflyingfish December 29, 2012March 11, 2013

    The photography and airline interwebs are abuzz with a scathing blog post by photographer Jess T. Dugan claiming that on the 18th of December 2012, flying between Chicago O’Hare and Boston Logan, on JetBlue flight 922, the airline stole her camera gear.   There are lessons to be learned here for photographers from Ms. Dugan’s unfortunate…

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    Reader Mail : Why Do Air Force Jets Have Tailhooks?

    Byflyingfish December 26, 2012March 11, 2013

    Tailhooks on military aircraft are a common sight … although we tend to only think of them as being part of aircraft landing on aircraft carriers, not those landing on runways.   This Reader Mail comes from Damian Willis in the Great White North (aka: Canada) who asks, “I recently spent some time watching US Air…

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    The Logistics Behind Your Holiday Presents Arriving

    Byflyingfish December 25, 2012March 11, 2013

    Around the world we as consumer log onto our favorite eCommerce sites and order gifts for friends, family, clients we want to suck up to or ship gifts from our homes to others around the country and around the world.  How your package gets from Point A to Point B rarely crosses our mind, one…

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