#ETOPS
The Performance Parameters That Give Engines ETOPS Certification
A twin-engine aircraft loses 50% of its power if an engine goes inoperative during a flight.
Why Do Dual-Engine Jets Dominate The Private Aviation Market?
Twin-engine aircraft offer greater fuel efficiency and lower operating costs while complying with aviation safety regula...
How Far Can Modern Twinjets Fly After A Single Engine Failure?
Twin-engine jets can fly for at least 60 minutes and up to 6 hours on one engine.
Did ETOPS Kill The Airbus A380?
Changing rules around the way in which two engined aircraft were used made the business case for the Airbus A380 increas...
What Is ETOPS & How Has It Evolved?
Humorously known as "engines turn or passengers swim", ETOPS has changed aviation regulations along the way.
History: Why Trijets & Rear-Engined Planes Became A Thing Of The Past
The demise of such aircraft came with the arrival of ETOPS.
ETOPS: How The Boeing 737 & Airbus A321 Changed Hawaii Aviation
The islands' development was changed significantly.
How The Advent Of ETOPS Changed How The Boeing 757 Was Used
The use and popularity of the 757 were boosted by the introduction of ETOPS rules so that it could fly transatlantic.
Embraer's E2s Now Approved For ETOPS-120 Flight Operations
Approvals granted by Brazilian, US and European regulators.
Why Were Trijets So Popular?
In the past, you could find trijets at airports all the time. Now, they're almost never found.
What Are ETOPS Rules And Why Do They Matter?
ETOPS determines how far any twin-engine aircraft can fly.
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Qantas' Newest Boeing 787 Flies Over Antarctica Between Santiago & Sydney
Unfortunately, the passengers weren't treated to a view of the ice.
Is There Anywhere You Still Can't Fly With ETOPS?
Do modern aircraft have the range to fly anywhere on earth?
Record Holder: A Look At The Rolls-Royce Trent XWB's Industry-Leading ETOPS Certification
How did the engine achieve ETOPS certification, and what does this mean for operators today?
The Story Of TWA's Relationship With The Boeing 767
TWA was the first airline to fly a Boeing 767 across the Atlantic.
How ETOPS Changed The Future For The Boeing 767?
The Boeing 767 became a success story and paved the way for the forthcoming twin-engine aircraft.
25 Years Ago Today The Boeing 777-300 Made Its First Flight
The Boeing 777-300 was built to fulfill airlines’ demand to carry more passengers on transoceanic routes.
Which Records Does The General Electric GE90 Hold?
The GE90 has had many achievements, ranging from the longest flight on a commercial jet, to the highest thrust record.
The Possible Causes Of A Double Engine Failure
Double engines failures are rare, but they do happen.
This Week In 1994 & 1995: The Boeing 777's First Test & Commercial Flights
The 777 has been flying now for 28 years and remains well in service.