Simple Flying

Justin Surette-Editor and Writer

Justin Surette

Editor and Writer

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About Justin Surette

With a background in Chinese language and marketing, Justin merged his passions for air travel and communication to become a writer for the Simple Flying team. He closely monitors industry changes on a global scale, with particular interest in the East Asian and North American markets.

A Gulfstream G450 rests on the stand at Frederick Municipal Airport. 1
Empty Leg Flights On Private Jets: How To Book One

One of the cheapest ways to take advantage of the private aviation industry.

A Gulfstream G-I turboprop aircraft about to land. 1
Gulfstream: How The Private Jet Manufacturer Got Started

Featuring a long list of industry firsts and cutting-edge ideas.

A Cessna Citation lined up on the runway. 1
The Top 5 Fastest Private Jets In The World

An outstanding lineup of aircraft from various manufacturers.

A Channel Airways Trident aircraft taxiing to the runway. 1
The Story Of Former UK Private Airline Channel Airways

Nearly 77 years ago, the carrier began operations under a different name.

A Boeing 787 leaving contrails behind it. 1
By The Numbers: To What Extent Do Airplane Contrails Impact Climate Change?

Data proves them to be an issue, but it’s only a matter of time before a solution emerges.

A Hawker Hurricane Mk12A taking off into the sky. 1
5 Historic Warbirds That Still Take to the Skies Today

Such aircraft are increasingly difficult to find, but some are still airworthy

The Convair NB-36H flying above mountainous terrain.  1
The Planes That Never Were: Examining History's Most Ambitious But Unsuccessful Aircraft Designs

A list of a few types of aircraft that haven’t quite fit the bill.

An Air France Boeing 777-300ER in SkyTeam Livery flying in the sky. 1
23 Years Ago Today: SkyTeam Became The World's Third Major Airline Alliance

A brief history of their growth over the last couple of decades.

A De Havilland Canada DHC-8-300 of Air New Zealand Link rolling down the runway. 1
40 Years Of Flight: A Guide To The De Havilland Canada Dash 8's Variants

Tuesday, June 20th, marks the iconic turboprop’s maiden flight anniversary.

An F-117 Nighthawk in a hangar. 1
Top 5: The World's Weirdest Military Aircraft

Notable for their unique looks and design concepts.

A Connair DC-3 used in the Cyclone Tracy evacuations on display. 1
How A 1974 Cyclone Prompted Australia's Largest Civil Air Evacuation

The story of Cyclone Tracy and the many Australian airlines involved.

A Mandarin Airlines Boeing 747 SP being pushed back at San Francisco International Airport. 1
Mandarin Airlines: The Taiwanese Regional Carrier That Used To Fly Boeing 747s

From domestic airline to long-haul operator, and back again

Denver International Airport's security area. 1
An aircraft on final approach to London Heathrow flying low over a residential area. 1
How Do Airports Address Noise Management?

Airports, aircraft manufacturers, governments, and other industry regulators all play their part in reducing noise.

A British Airways cabin crew using an Ipad. 1
Examined: The Predictive Nature Of Collins Aerospace's Award-Winning 'InteliSence' Cabin

Taking the overall passenger experience to new heights.

An Auster J/1 Autocrat parked at a field. 1
Popular Touring Monoplane: The Story Of The Auster J/1 Autocrat

One of the most successful British post-war light aircraft.

Inside an air traffic control tower. 1
A Cessna Citation XLS+ in flight over mountainous terrain.  1
What Is Fractional Ownership In Private Aviation?

Guaranteed hours for a business jet without fully owning one.

Inside a newer EVA Air premium economy cabin. 1
Inside an Embraer private jet. 1
How To Charter Private Jets: A Short Guide

A brief overview of the ins and outs of flying private for business or leisure.

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