Airchive.com Takes Off For Its Next 10 Years With Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren As Co-Editor-In-Chief

MIAMI, Aug. 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Gearing up for a second decade of aviation coverage, Airchive.com has tapped industry veteran reporter Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren as co-editor-in-chief. Dwyer-Lindgren, who was most recently on the senior staff of NYCAviation, takes the wheel of the 10-year-old website, blog and online aviation museum on September 3, reporting directly to founder/president Chris Sloan.

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"After reaching this important milestone with Airchive.com, I could not imagine a more fitting and qualified candidate to expand on my vision for the site, and lead us into our next 10 years, than Jeremy," said Sloan, in making the announcement. "His coverage of our industry is spot on—loaded with that perfect combo of insight and historical background synonymous with the Airchive.com brand."

Before joining Airchive.com, Dwyer-Lindgren spent three years with the aviation site NYCAviation, finishing as co-editor and chief correspondent. During his tenure, he covered such stories as the inaugural flight of Boeing's 747-8 and the delivery of Ethiopian Airlines' Boeing 787, among numerous others. Dwyer-Lindgren was responsible for managing the site's team of correspondents and handling its communications/public relations with industry stakeholders.

As an aviation reporter, he has flown aboard every type of currently airworthy US World War II bomber (17, 24, 25, 29). Dwyer-Lindgren is also a freelance photographer who has covered everything from vintage airplanes to Major League Baseball. His photos have appeared in magazines and websites around the world with recent credits including the Seattle Post Intelligencer, Getty Images and the Historic Flight Foundation.

"I'm very excited to join one of the most dynamic and fastest growing aviation industry sites out there today," said Dwyer-Lindgren. "I can't wait to help take Airchive.com to the next level and have some real fun while doing it."

About Airchive.com
Founded in 2003, Airchive.com covers the world of commercial aviation with breaking news and a host of unique features, such as first flights, aircraft rollouts, planespotting, airline timetables, route maps, photo tours of airport terminals and museums, rare access to scrapped aircraft boneyards, ultra-rare airline and aircraft brochures and memorabilia, and much more. Airchive.com's work has appeared in USA Today, Airways Magazine, BusinessInsider, CNET and AirlineReporter. Major recent Airchive.com stories include a candid one-on-one interview of Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza; breaking news coverage of the Asiana 777 Crash and Dreamliner groundings; in-depth industry analysis of the American Airlines-US Airways merger; a behind-the-scenes look at flying in and out of Cuba; and extensive inaugural flight features on the Airbus A380 and A350 XWB, Boeing 787, 747-8 and 777-300ER, and others. Check out the Airchive.com RSS feed here: http://airchive.com/html/feed; Airchive.com twitter feed: https://twitter.com/airchive and Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Airchive

Owned by 2C Media, a major television production company and creator of Travel Channel's hit series "Airport 24/7: Miami," Airchive.com is the vision of founder/president Chris Sloan, who has been an AvGeek since he was five years old. The site is "jet powered" by a passionate group of contributors – Eric Dunetz, Vinay Bhaskara, Jack Harty, Dan Landsman, Taylor Michie, Seth Miller, Enrique Perrella, Jason Rabinowitz, and Howard Slutsken – whose efforts truly make a difference.

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