The world newest Jet

It's official: Airbus' brand-new A350 widebody jet has become the newest aircraft to fly paying airline passengers.
Qatar Airways Flight 67 went into the record books Thursday as the first revenue flight to be flown on the A350, departing the airline's hub in Doha at 7:49 a.m. and landing in Frankfurt at 12:28 p.m., all times local. Qatar Airways is the global launch customer for the A350.
The A350 is likely to be last completely new aircraft to come online in the foreseeable future. Neither Boeing nor Airbus currently have any all-new models under way, meaning it could be a decade or longer until passengers see another all-new aircraft type produced by either of the world's two major jetmakers.

JET LAG: all you need to know

Whether you're a "Road Warrior" who has piled up thousands of Frequent Flier Miles, or someone who is planning a vacation to a distant location, you are likely to experience the phenomenon of "jet lag," which can have a profound effect on your sleep and alertness. Every day, millions of travelers struggle against one of the most common sleep disorders — jet lag. For years, jet lag was considered merely a state of mind. Now, studies have shown that the condition actually results from an imbalance in our body's natural "biological clock" caused by traveling to different time zones. Basically, our bodies work on a 24-hour cycle called " circadian rhythms ."

HOW AIRPLANE BANNER ADD WORKS

My most fun in flying is always on Towing the banners, its one of the most amazing flying stunts to see. The Airplane Banner add incorporates the use of aircraft to create, transport, or display, advertising media. It is effective if a large target audience is gathered near the source of advertising. Aerial banner towing are usually strategically displayed near large audience.This is a non-conventional way for advertisers to get their messages out. It is one of the most successful ways to reach a large number of people at once. There is high response to aerial advertising. According to **Arnold Aerial Advertising**, "88% of people remembered seeing the airplane banner go by after 30 minutes, 79% could remember the product or service being advertised and 67% retained at least half the message from the ad."

What to know of Gambia Tourism:

The Gambia is a country in West Africa and is the smallest country on the continent of Africa. It has a short North Atlantic Ocean coastline in the west and is surrounded by Senegal so that it is almost an enclave. The country occupies the navigable length of the Gambia River valley and surrounding hills
.Languages spoken in Gambia are English (the official language), Mandinka, Wolof, Fula, Sarrancule and other indigenous languages. They offer a good service and you will get to travel in a small group (usually 1 to 6 persons). Beware that there are false official guides, so always meet them at their offices, around tourist resorts.
Some interesting tourist sights includes:

What Happens If You're Sexually Assaulted on Vacation? PLUS 5 security tips

Women are more likely to be raped while traveling than while at home. (Photo: Sam Hurd Photography/Stocksy)

Earlier this week, five men were arrested in India and charged with the kidnapping and repeated brutal gang rape of a 23-year-old Japanese woman who they held captive for more than a month.

Not again AirAsia: Panicking passengers refuse to get back on board

I'm not fond of writing articles of people when they are going through bad times. i'm not really happy that they have to go through this but, this one got me to blog. 
According to report by an eye witness, AirAsia Panicked passengers refuse to get back on board AirAsia plane after engine stops with loud bang on runway at Surabaya airport

• Aircraft had taxied just 3 metres when one of the engines died with a bang
• Plane returned to gate and the 120 passengers were asked to disembark
• A passenger reportedly was told a starter monitor had malfunctioned
• He added that 90 per cent refused to get back on once problem was fixed

Images from the brave 7years old who survived KY plane crash

CNN)The knock was faint. But, alerted by his two dachshunds, Larry Wilkins went to his door. He opened it to see a young girl, her lips quivering, her nose bloodied, her arms and legs scratched up.

Her name was Sailor Gutzler and somehow, she was still alive.

"She told me that her mom and dad were dead," Wilkins said. "And that she had been in a plane crash."