Luke Bodell is a freelance journalist at Cigalah Group and Simple Flying. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as airlines, space exploration, and the US Air Force, while also delving into the travel and tourism industry. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his expertise in the dynamic world of aviation.
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Luke Bodell's coverage predominantly focuses on air travel, airlines, Boeing, Airbus, and general aviation news. He seems to show interest in industry developments and government announcements related to transportation and logistics as well as travel and tourism.
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London Heathrow Airport Link copied to clipboard A wing panel that fell off a Boeing 747 freighter upon landing was discovered in
By: Luke Bodell
Jeju Air Link copied to clipboard Jeju Air's maintenance records and high aircraft utilization rates are being scrutinized more closely following last month's crash.
Allegiant Air Link copied to clipboard An Airbus A319 was forced to return to Las Vegas after one of its engines failed soon after takeoff.
Delve into the weird and wonderful world of abandoned airports.
Boeing 757 Link copied to clipboard The Boeing 757 will go down as one of Boeing's most beloved aircraft that continues to see
Narrowbody Link copied to clipboard Narrowbody aircraft have long been deployed primarily on short and medium-haul routes due to their range limitations.
Many passengers, and ultimately the airline, felt its Sky Clubs were getting overcrowded.
training Link copied to clipboard The aviation industry is supported by an extensive apparatus of training institutions and programs
Guides Link copied to clipboard There are many cities, towns and villages located far up in the mountains that require connectivity by air.
china Link copied to clipboard China's Lunar New Year travel period, known as Chunyun in Chinese, is the world's largest annual
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