Singapore Airlines plane fall 54 meters in seconds, flight data reveals

Not just your luggage, you too must now stand on a weighing scale before boarding your flight. Airlines around the world are weighing their passengers at boarding gate. Over the years, airlines have modified the flight experience to cut weight and cost. What explains the obsession with weight?

Gravitas: Why airlines are obsessed with weight- your and your bag's

There is an increasing consensus that traffic is unlikely to recover to 2019 levels until 2023-2024. The introduction of now-necessary processes will slow down the pace of most, if not all, ground-based activities associated with air travel.

Total recovery of aviation sector may take time

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Singapore Airlines plane fall 54 meters in seconds, flight data reveals

Gravitas: Why airlines are obsessed with weight- your and your bag's

Total recovery of aviation sector may take time