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Family Accuses Delta of Leaving Father's Remains Unrefrigerated Overnight
A Tennessee family has accused Delta Air Lines of leaving their father's unembalmed remains unrefrigerated overnight after a delayed flight connection disrupted transportation arrangements between Florida and Tennessee. The family says the delay resulted in decomposition that prevented them from holding a final viewing before burial. The incident has drawn attention to the procedures surrounding the transportation of human remains by air, including connection requirements, s
Shreya Majumder
2 days ago4 min read


Orlican M-8 Eagle: An Operational reality: Low Costs, High Availability
The Orlican M-8 Eagle is attracting interest from flight schools, aviation operators and private owners seeking a modern, multi-role aircraft capable of supporting a variety of operational missions. Combining composite construction, relatively low acquisition costs and operational flexibility, the aircraft has been designed for training, touring, glider towing and recreational flying activities. Brookfield Aviation Finance has been mandated by Orlican to support commercial sa
Shreya Majumder
2 days ago3 min read


When a Cessna Turned the Sky Into a Canvas
A routine flight in a Cessna R182 Skylane became an extraordinary piece of aviation art when American pilot Benjamin McDaniel used flight-tracking technology to recreate Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa across the skies of Arkansas and Oklahoma. The project demonstrated how aviation, navigation and digital technology can combine to create artwork visible only through flight-tracking platforms. Rather than using traditional skywriting, McDaniel relied on careful flight planning
Shashwat Dwivedi
2 days ago3 min read


How a Photoshoot Damaged an Airbus A321neo Before Its Next Flight
An Airbus A321neo suffered significant damage after being exposed to high-powered halogen lighting during a promotional photoshoot. The incident demonstrated how activities that appear unrelated to aircraft operations can still create genuine airworthiness and safety risks. The case prompted further attention from Airbus and EASA, highlighting the effects of concentrated heat on aircraft structures and reinforcing the need for proper risk assessment during filming, photograp
Shashwat Dwivedi
2 days ago3 min read
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