Best Aviation Blogs on the Web
17. august 2010 18:19 | General aviationby Joe G.
Here are some of the greatest aviation / travel blogs on the web.
Today in the sky
Today in the sky is one of the most popular aviation blog out there. The blog´s author, Ben Mutzabaugh, is a well connected aviation insider. The blog is well maintained and updated regularly.
Airline Biz blog
The Airline Biz blog is the airline blog for the Dallas News. The authors of the blog are Terry Maxon and Eric Torbenson, both very well connected in the aviation industry in Dallas. Maxon and Torbenson write a lot on union matters, American Airlines and Dallas aviation issues. Great blog that is usually updated several times per day.
Sky Talk
Sky Talk is the aviation blog of correspondents of Star Telegraph. The lead editor of Sky Talk is Scott Nishimura. The blog covers airlines, travel and aerospace and is updated very regularly.
Airline Reporter
The Airline Reporter was founded in July 2008 by David Parker Brown in Seattle. David´s blog mixes current airline news, stories from the aviation industry and weekly pieces.
Flight Blogger
Flight Blogger is one of blogs on the popular FlightGlobal.com. Jon Ostrower is the author of the blog and posts mostly videos and photos, but also breaking news. Flight Blogger is updated about 7-10 times per week.
Things in the Sky
Things in the Sky is one of Boarding Area´s best blogs, and they have a lot of great blogs. The author, Dan Webb, writes on airline business, aircrafts and travel. The blog is updated 5-10 times per week.
Winging It
Tom Belden, the author of Winging It, mixes air travel and aviation business in his blog. His blog used to be mostly limited to Philadelphia, but today he writes about aviation topics from all over the US. His former blog was Road Warrior, were he wrote mostly on air travel in and out of Philadelphia. The Winging It blog is updated regularly.
Jet Whine
Robert Mark, the author of Jet Whine, is an aviation veteran and has written several educational books and articles on aviation. The blog is well constructed and updated once or twice a week.
The Cranky Flier
The Cranky Flier is one of the most popular travel blog out there and has received several awards, such as the 2010 Top Travel Blog Award. The blog´s author, Brett Snyder, writes mostly about travel and airport, but also on airline business. The blog is usually updated every day.
View from the Wing
Gary Leff, the author of the View from the Wing, writes mostly on travel and travel points. He blogs about 7-10 times per week.
Gulliver - Business Travel
Gulliver is a popular travel blog from correspondents of the magazine Economist. The authors are well connected and the blog is updated 10-15 times per week.
Middle Seat
The Wall Street Journal travel blog, The Middle Seat, is written by Scott McCartney, travel and aviation enthusiast. McCartney writes mostly on travel but also on aviation / airline from time to time. He writes about 5-7 posts every week.
Runway Girl
Mary Kirby is the author of Runway Girl blog which is one of FlightGlobal.com blogs. She writes mostly on in-flight entertainment and comfort. The blog is updated 4-6 times per week.
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