Auto enthusiasts know Pagani for their hypercars. Now the Italian company has found a way to extend its distinctive approach into private aviation through a dedicated division. Pagani Arte handles this expansion. It grew from a simple idea to carry the same standards of detail and quality beyond cars and into areas such as furniture and aircraft cabins. The division translates the engineering precision and handcrafted finish of Pagani vehicles into new environments.
The Airbus Airspace Cabin Vision 2035+ aims to help future generations benefit from aviation as much as the current one. So, they teamed up with key industry players to develop three main drivers: Transparency, Decarbonization, and Circularity.
It’s official, Emirates has received delivery of its 123rd and final Airbus A380 superjumbo jet. It’s registered as A6-EVS and marks the end of a steadfast 21-year commitment to the program, which began at the 2000 Farnborough Air Show when the aircraft was still marketed as the A3XX.
It’s official, Hi Fly has successfully landed an Airbus A340 in Antarctica for the first time ever. The aircraft was piloted by Captain Carlos Mirpuri from Cape Town to Antarctica and back, a journey that totaled 2,500 nautical miles that entailed flying for just over five hours each way.