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Mark Finlay-

Mark Finlay

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About Mark Finlay

Journalist - Mark is an experienced travel journalist having published work in the industry for more than seven years. His enthusiasm for aviation news and wealth of experience lends itself to some excellent insight, with his work cited in Forbes amongst other publications. Based in Alicante, Spain.

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Flying Under The Influence: The Pilots That Have Been Arrested For Being Drunk In The Cockpit

There are several incidents of pilots being arrested for being drunk.

A Gulfstream 650ER flying over mountainous terrain. 1
Owning Vs Chartering: What's Best For Business Jet Travel?

Chartering a business jet may be the best option unless you are a pilot or fly more than 100 hours a year.

A British Airways Boeing 787 taxiing to the runway. 1
British Airways' World Traveller Plus Premium Economy Cabin: Everything You Need To Know

A look at the UK flag carrier's premium economy offering.

A passenger holds a US Passport while standing next to a suitcase. 1
Top 5: The Most Important Documents For Any Flight

It is always useful to have the correct documentation and backup copies.

A B-2 Spirit flying over water. 1
Everything You Need To Know About The Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit

Only 21 B-2 stealth bombers were ever built.

Airport Barber Shop at Munich Airport 1
Which Airports Have Barbers For A Pre-Flight Snip & Shave?

Getting a quick scrub up before your flight is becoming easier all the time.

Airport gym at Montreal 1
Keeping Fit During Layovers: Which Airports Have Gyms?

Many airports around the world have gyms and swimming pools.

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How Often Must Runways Be Repaved?

Busy commercial airports need to repave runways every ten years.

British Airways LHR snow 1
Weather Conditions & Their Airport Impacts Explained

Weather is responsible for 70% of airport delays.

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Tom Stuker: The Story Of The World's Most Frequent Flyer

Tom Stuker recently hit 23 million miles with United Airlines.

A Hawaian Airlines Airbus A330 flying along the coast. 1
Taking A Surfboard On A Plane: What Are The Rules & Requirements?

Some airlines will allow you to travel with a surfboard for free, while others will charge you for oversized luggage.

A Tupolev Tu-95 flying in the sky. 1
How The Turboprop Powered Tupolev Tu-95 Bomber Has Achieved Such Longevity

Russia uses the Tu-95 as a maritime patrol aircraft and a standoff aircraft to deploy cruise missiles.

KLM Cityhopper E190 1
A Brief Guide To The Regional Subsidiaries Of Europe's Main Flag Carrier Airlines

Many European flag carriers have established subsidiaries to act as feeder airlines.

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Remembering The Beechcraft Debonair Crash That Took The Life Of Jim Reeves

Jim Reeves was responsible for what became known as the "Nashville Sound."

British Airways and Iberia aircraft side by side. 1
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Why And How Was IAG Created?

Let's take a look at how one of the leading airline groups came to be.

An aerial view of Orlando Airport. 1
Which Rules Dictate The Use Of Parallel Runways At Airports?

Airports with multiple parallel runways can handle more flights.

A United Airlines Lockheed L-1011 TriStar flying in the sky. 1
What Happened To United Airlines' Lockheed L-1011 'TriStar' Aircraft?

United Airlines sold its TriStars after only flying them a short time.

An airport worker pushes a passenger in a wheelchair. 1
A Guide To Accessible Travel: Airports & Special Assistance Services

In the USA, airlines must take care of people with disabilities.

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Explained: Travelling With Ice Hockey Equipment

When traveling with ice hockey equipment, give yourself plenty of time at the airport.

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Did You Know: Some UK Universities Offer Degrees That Include Pilot Training

If you want to become a commercial pilot, a degree in aviation will help.

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