Korean Air gets its first C-series planes
December 27, 2017
Korean Air gets its first CS-300s from Bombardier, the first non-European carrier to fly them.
Korean Air gets its first CS-300s from Bombardier, the first non-European carrier to fly them.
Germany’s air traffic continues to grow, despite the collapse of its second-largest airline, Air Berlin, with EasyJet and Lufthansa taking up the slack.
Samantha leads us to this pleasant area with six blocks of antique shops and historic buildings.
Stephanie Kalina-Metzger shares a stop at a little visited but fascinating home turned museum in Pennsylvania.
Korean Air gets its first CS-300s from Bombardier, the first non-European carrier to fly them.
Germany’s air traffic continues to grow, despite the collapse of its second-largest airline, Air Berlin, with EasyJet and Lufthansa taking up the slack.
Samantha leads us to this pleasant area with six blocks of antique shops and historic buildings.
Stephanie Kalina-Metzger shares a stop at a little visited but fascinating home turned museum in Pennsylvania.