Museum curators and museum mavens alike just love travelling museum exhibitions, and so in any given week, thousands of artworks are sent between cities both by land and by...
Many aviation geeks plan travel not only around airport planespotting opportunities but also to ogle some of the world’s most impressive collections of vintage and modern aircraft open to...
For #SpottersDay this past June 5, we invited planespotters in Spain (and for anyone who doesn't know what they are, here's a primer) to participate in a contest to...
After a snowstorm the other night in Madrid, 70 aircraft were de-iced before proceeding to their scheduled flights - 35 percent more than the normal average this time of year....
When many of us are wee nippers, we stare up at the clouds in fascination at the various and multifarious fantastic forms simple water droplets are capable of creating in...
As I discussed in my last post, knowing some of the basics of how flying works and how controlled it is can be of significant help in alleviating fears...
(This post is the eighth in a series; for the seven preceding posts, see below.)
Well, here we are, finally at the current stage of our flight crew uniform design,...
Seventh in a series (for the rest, see links below)
In 1989, Iberia management decided that not only was it time to update the flight crew uniform, but also to...
As Spain and its society started changing more profoundly in the 1980s, it was time to update Iberia's flight crew wardrobe once again. And Elio Berhanyer, who'd been designing...
Fourth in a series. (For the rest, see below.)
After the innovations of Manuel Pertegaz, in 1972 a new fashion guru took the reins at Iberia. Córdoba-born designer Elio Berhanyer would...