Roger James Newton

If you want to learn about British civil aviation history, Roger James Newton’s debut book, Fasten Seatbelts: Stories of British Civil Aviation, combines thorough research

The story of civil aviation in Britain did not begin with sleek jets or crowded airports. It began with war-surplus bombers, wicker seats, and small

When most people step onto a plane today, they do so with a sense of calm that would have been unimaginable a century ago. Modern

In 1948, West Berlin was a city on the edge. It was cut off by land, threatened by political pressure, and facing starvation. Enter the

“Fasten  seatbelts” may be a routine phrase today, but behind it lies a century of hard-earned lessons from British civil aviation. The future of air

Today, booking a flight from London to Sydney is as easy as clicking a button. But beneath this seamless experience lies a century of invention,