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Mrunmay Phanse

Mrunmay Phanse is FlyingFuel's guides editor. He oversees the site's travel guides and aviation safety explainers, which explain how flying works using official sources such as the FAA, EASA and the UK Civil Aviation Authority. Before FlyingFuel, he worked on content for several aviation blogs and on the development of aviation websites.

Fifth Freedom Flights Explained: What They Are, Examples and Why They Matter

October 22, 2026October 21, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 9V-SKT climbing after take-off from Frankfurt, with the words Fifth freedom flights explained

What is a fifth freedom flight? A simple guide to the nine freedoms of the air, how fifth freedom flights work, real examples from Singapore Airlines and Qantas, Air India’s history, how to spot and book one, and how they differ from codeshares and sixth freedom hubs.

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Turbofan vs Turboprop: How Airliner Engines Differ

October 25, 2026October 19, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
IndiGo ATR 72-600 turboprop on approach, with the words Turbofan vs turboprop

Turbofan vs turboprop explained: how each engine works, bypass ratio, speed, range, runways and fuel efficiency, with the ATR 72-600 and Embraer E195-E2 compared.

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Airline Alliances Explained: Star Alliance vs oneworld vs SkyTeam

October 27, 2026October 19, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
Air India Boeing 787-8 in Star Alliance livery in flight, with the words Airline alliances explained

Airline alliances explained: Star Alliance (26 airlines), SkyTeam (18) and oneworld (15). Members, network size, benefits for passengers, and which alliance Air India belongs to.

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How Dangerous Is Turbulence? What the Data Says and How to Stay Safe

October 22, 2026October 15, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
Anvil-shaped thunderstorm cloud seen from an airliner at 32,000 feet, with the words How dangerous is turbulence?

Turbulence rarely threatens a modern airliner, but it injures people who are not belted in. FAA injury data, types and levels of turbulence, SQ321 and IndiGo 6E2142, and how to stay safe.

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Why Do Planes Fly at 35,000 Feet? Cruising Altitude Explained

October 25, 2026October 15, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
Airliner wing above thin high clouds seen from a passenger window, with the words Why do planes fly at 35,000 feet?

Planes cruise around 35,000 feet because thin air saves fuel while still letting wings and engines work. How high planes fly in km, why not higher or lower, and flights in India.

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What Is a Codeshare Flight? Meaning, Check-In, Baggage and Who Is Responsible

October 22, 2026October 15, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
Illustration of a departures board showing one 09:40 flight to Singapore listed under three flight numbers from three airlines

A codeshare flight is one flight sold by several airlines under different flight numbers. Here is how codeshares work, where to check in, which baggage rules apply and who is responsible.

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What Is a Narrowbody Aircraft? Definition, Types and Examples

October 22, 2026October 13, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
A SunExpress Boeing 737-800 takes off past a parked Eurowings Airbus A320 at Manchester Airport

A narrowbody aircraft is an airliner with a single aisle and up to six seats per row. Here is what counts as one, how it differs from a widebody, and which models fly today.

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What Is ETOPS? Meaning, Full Form, Rules and Time Limits Explained

October 22, 2026February 3, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900ULR on approach to Los Angeles, with the words What is ETOPS?

ETOPS lets twin-engine jets fly routes far from the nearest airport. Learn the full form, the 120, 180 and 370-minute limits, ETOPS vs EDTO, and what happens if an engine fails.

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What Is a Widebody Aircraft? Meaning, Examples and Full List

October 27, 2026January 31, 2026 by Mrunmay Phanse
Emirates Airbus A380 widebody aircraft climbing after take-off against a blue sky

A widebody aircraft is an airliner with two aisles and seven to ten seats per row. Meaning, examples, a list of current models, seats, range and widebodies in India.

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