Mateusz Maszczynski is a travel journalist who writes for The Travelers Club and has also been featured in Travel Trade Today Ltd. He covers a wide range of topics related to the airline industry, including news on aircraft incidents, airline operations, and industry trends. His articles provide readers with insights into the latest developments in air travel and its impact on passengers and the industry as a whole.
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Mateusz Maszczynski's coverage encompasses a wide range of topics, including aviation, airlines, airports, and the Boeing 737 MAX. His focus on government announcements and evolving stories suggests an interest in breaking news and ongoing developments within the transportation industry.
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By: Mateusz Maszczynski
An off-duty pilot who just happened to be traveling as a passenger on a recent Westjet flight from Calgary to Vancouver came to the rescue and helped at the controls of the Boeing 737MAX when the First Officer was suddenly taken ill at the controls.
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
An off-duty pilot who just happened to be traveling as a passenger on a recent Westjet flight from Calgary to Vancouver came to the rescue and helped at the controls of the Boeing 737MAX when the First Officer was suddenly taken ill at the controls. Westjet flight WS129 departed Calgary at around 9:21 pm on…
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
Turkish Airlines has earned a coveted Guinness World Record after the “global authority on all things record-breaking” officially announced that the Istanbul-based carrier flies to more countries than any other airline.
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
Delta Air Lines is going after the wages of a former flight attendant who sued the Atlanta-based carrier over the way it handled a serious and distressing complaint about a pilot who was accused of sexually assaulting her at the end of a drunken night out between flights.
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has awarded one of its agents with a sought-after challenge coin to honor his ‘courageous actions' in preventing terrorists from smuggling a deadly dose of the Russian nerve agent Novichok on a packed passenger airplane.
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has awarded one of its agents with a sought-after challenge coin to honor his ‘courageous actions’ in preventing terrorists from smuggling a deadly dose of the Russian nerve agent Novichok on a packed passenger airplane. If this story sounds familiar, then you’ve probably already seen the new Netflix smash hit…
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
Two separate United Airlines flights between Chicago O'Hare and Zurich, Switzerland, were forced to make emergency diversions on the same day on Sunday after aircrew were taken sick and injured.
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Los Angeles International Airport were forced to call in the bomb squad after a shocking discovery in a passenger’s carry-on bag that surprised even the most experienced and longest-serving security officer at the airport. The female passenger arrived at the TSA checkpoint at Terminal 4 at around 10 pm…
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Los Angeles International Airport were forced to call in the bomb squad after a shocking discovery in a passenger's carry-on bag that surprised even the most experienced and longest-serving security officer at the airport.
By: Mateusz Maszczynski
A Swiss Air Lines flight attendant has been airlifted to a hospital in Austria after an Airbus A220 made an emergency landing in Graz when the cabin filled with smoke. The airline said it was “following with concern” the condition of the crew member, following the incident on Monday incident.
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