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Chris Loh

Chris Loh

Journalist at Simple Flying

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  • English
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  • Aviation
  • Travel

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Recent Articles

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Why Are Landing Fees So High In Canada? - Simple Flying

Canada’s landing fees are higher than the likes of Dubai and Paris.
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Why Don't Airbus Aircraft Have Serrated Engine Covers? - Simple Flying

Several Boeing models make use of serrated engine nacelles, or chevrons, to reduce noise, but Airbus doesn’t - here’s why not.
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How Much Can The Boeing 787's Wings Flex? - Simple Flying

The aircraft’s distinctive wing flex is one of its defining features.
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Emirates' Fifth Freedom Routes - An Ultimate Guide

Linking several cities around the world, offering passengers a chance to fly on Emirates aircraft without having to transit in Dubai.
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The GE9X - The Engine That Will Power The Boeing 777X

Boeing and GE Aerospace have continued to work together on the 777 program, with the latest aircraft, 777X, being powered by the GE9X.
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Up To 17 Hours: Delta Air Lines’ 10 Longest Routes

This year, Delta will serve Melbourne from Los Angeles and will join Qantas and United, becoming the city pair's third operator since Virgin Australia pulled out in 2020. The upcoming Los Angeles-Melbourne service ranks 3rd on the airline’s list of longest routes. So what are the other 9? Let’s have a look for today’s video!
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A Boeing Commercial Assembly Line In India? Not So Fast...

Did you know that there have been talks about Boeing setting up a final assembly line for its commercial aircraft in India? It’s something that the Indian government has been hoping for - but the US planemaker says it's not yet ready to commit to such a move. We explore this possibility for today’s video!
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Hawaiian Boeing 787-9 Diverts Two Consecutive Times Before Flight C...

The pilots of a Hawaiian Airlines Boeing 787-9 were forced to divert two times in a row due to some sort of mechanical issue preventing the aircraft from carrying through with its journey. The flight was ultimately canceled for passengers, and the aircraft was only returned to service the following day.
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Lufthansa To Receive 1st Allegris Boeing 787 In September With New ...

The saga of Lufthansa’s 787 with new allegris cabins continues. The German airline plans to take delivery of its first Dreamliner featuring Allegris business class seats, in September 2025. However, a significant portion of the aircraft’s business class seats will be unavailable upon entry into service. This development follows delays in Lufthansa’s 787 deliveries, caused by the US aviation regulator’s pending certification of the airline’s new cabin seating.
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Alaska Airlines To Replace Boeing 787-9 Hawaiian Livery With Its Ow...

There are some big changes taking place at Alaska Airlines Group - which also includes the relatively newly acquired Hawaiian Airlines. One of the more recent moves has been the unveiling of a bold new livery for the group’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. It’s exciting for Alaska Airlines customers but such changes have been less welcomed by those loyal to Hawaiian, who see this as an erosion of their airline’s identity.
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The Diverse Fleet Of Etihad Airways In 2025

It’s been nearly 3 full years since we examined the fleet of Etihad. The Abu Dhabi-based airline is the smallest of its Gulf rivals but continues to refine its strategy to remain competitive. Over the past few years the number of aircraft within the Etihad fleet has grown by nearly 40%.