The quest for the “Chilean Mach Loop” goes on…
For the nearly twenty years we've covered Chile's most relevant national commemoration, the Great Military Parade (Gran Parada Militar), we've tried to find new and...
“Condor feathers”: A visual history of Aerolíneas Argentinas and its colour schemes
In a recently released title, aviation artists Marcelo Morard and Javier Ruberto propose an illustrated history of Aerolíneas Argentinas aircraft liveries, from company pre-history in the late 1940s to the present day. Co-author and Gaceta Aeronáutica senior correspondent, Carlos Ay, provides a peek preview to this innovative project.
Jett Clipper Ella: From QANTAS to “Jet Set airliner”
The story that we are going to tell is a little different in style previous posts by this author: It will be greatly influenced by...
LV-ISC: From Perón and Maradona to the scrapyard
The third of four Boeing 707s purchased by Aerolíneas Argentinas in the 1960s had a notorious yet forgotten history: It was the first Argentine airliner...