How learning to fly taught me to chill out FU, stated the weather chart in bold, dashing hopes of going flying. No, not the abbreviation that might initially spring to mind, but the official aviation weather designation for smoke — from the French, fumée. This smoke was from the Australian bushfires, travelling some 2,000km across

A photo with the US President or British Prime Minister is rare. But not as uncommon as being photographed next to Chinese President Xi Jinping, especially if you don’t happen to be a senior member of his administration or foreign head of state. Chen Feng has such a photo. Chen is the co-founder and chairman

Like many times throughout history, the Baltics are once again becoming a struggle between local and foreign influence. But now, it’s for the airspace above the region. airBaltic is fending off the much more powerful foreign low-cost carriers in the skies above Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — and it’s doing it with technology, including growing

Masks are a symbol of the Covid-19 novel coronavirus outbreak concentrated in mainland China, first detected in Wuhan. When the outbreak ends, masks won’t — not just as a physical object but a cover to make significant changes in Chinese aviation. These changes won’t be nefarious or negative, but instead will be change for the