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20/03/2019

INTERESTING FACT OF THE DAY:

In the early years of commercial flight, before pressurized cabins were invented, airline passengers sometimes had to wear oxygen masks during routine flights.

19/03/2019

18/03/2019

INTERESTING FACT OF THE DAY

Which air route welcomes more first class fliers than any other? New York to Paris? Dubai to Hong Kong? LA to Tokyo? You're not even close.

According to aviation number crunchers OAG, the greatest number of uber-rich travellers are ferried between the Iranian cities of Tabriz and Tehran by little-known ATA Airlines.

It counted 35,646 first class seats for the month of June 2015 (more recent statistics are not available). That places the route ahead of Beijing-Shanghai (served by China Eastern and Air China for a combined total of 34,939, Orlando-Atlanta (Delta, with 10,642) and Tokyo-Sapporo (10,232).

ATA is hardly renowned in the world of luxury travel. Based in Tabriz, it serves destinations in eight countries (Iran, Iraq, Georgia, Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia) and has an ageing fleet of 10 aircraft, including six MD-80s (out of production since 1999).

14/03/2019

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14/03/2019

Interesting fact of the day:

Windows on commercial jetliners used to be square, but after three horrific accidents in the early 1950s involving the world’s first jet airliner, the de Havilland Comet, the airline industry realized that shape matters.

While the fatal accidents of the Comet were devastating, the investigation that followed broke new ground in aviation safety by exposing a structural flaw. The four sharp corners of the square windows were weak spots that, when strained by repeated pressurization, caused the windows to crack, the fuselage to break into pieces, and the plane to explode midair.

With that knowledge, engineers and designers rounded the windows, getting rid of the sharp corners that attracted stress points in the metal, making the new windows much more unlikely to break.

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14/03/2019

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11/03/2019

INTERESTING FACT OF THE DAY:
Airplane food tastes weird for a scientific reason.
Plane food is notoriously bad, but that’s not entirely the fault of airlines. The dry air, low pressure and loud noises on a flight all contribute to a decrease in your senses. So even gourmet meals in first class may taste a little weird. (We’re totally up for trying them though!) To compensate for our dulled senses, the airlines’ catering services up the amount of sugar and salt, which can further diminish the overall quality of the meal.
But it’s not all bad news — according to research, umami (the savoury fifth category of taste) is unaffected by altitude, and may even be enhanced by the high frequency of loud engine noises. This may be the reason tomato juice is so popular in-flight.

09/03/2019

INTERESTING FACT OF THE DAY:
You may have noticed how your hands get dry and your throat feels like sandpaper when you fly. That’s because the pressurized air in the cabin is kept below bone-dry 20% humidity -- just about the average humidity of the Sahara.
That dry air saps the water from your body, to the tune of about 8 ounces an hour. Which, if you do the math, is roughly a two-liter bottle during a 10-hour long-haul flight. Stay hydrated, friends.