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Stuck at the Regionals: The Downside to Flow Agreements
If your end goal is a particular major airline, think long and hard about whether you want to work for any of its associated regional airlines.
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FedEx Jet Goes Off Runway in Chattanooga
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reports it will be on scene Thursday to begin the investigation of what happened to the jet.
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Skyborne Airline Academy Appoints Dan Peterson to Lead U.S. Flight Training Facility
Florida-based flight training academy Skyborne Airline Academy has appointed Dan Peterson as its managing director.
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Joby’s Electric Air Taxi Is Now Flying with Pilots on Board
Joby Aviation’s preproduction prototype electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi has been flying for months, but never with pilots onboard.
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FAA Authorization Extended To Dec. 31
After a week of fractious political maneuvering, both houses eventually approved a stripped-down bill that keeps the government running.
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U.S. Pilot Hiring on Track to Eclipse 2022 Levels
Major United States airlines are continuing to hire pilots at a record pace, which is now on track to exceed 2022 numbers.
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Aviation, Trade Sectors Brace for Government Shutdown
Agencies will be stretched to keep functioning at normal levels, businesses fear
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Air France-KLM Inks Order for 50 A350 Jets
As part of Monday’s order announcement, the Air France-KLM Group is set to become one of the largest A350 operators worldwide.
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San Antonio Set to Receive First Ever Scheduled Long-Haul Route
As pointed out by Ishrion Aviation on Twitter (X), San Antonio, Texas is slated to receive its first-ever long-haul route in 2024. The airport, which saw nearly 9.5 million passengers in 2022, has yet to receive any scheduled nonstop air service outside of North and Central America. Low-cost carrier Condor plans to start service from […]
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A320 May Fly Out Of Field
The Herald said the airline announced Sept. 17 that the aircraft will fly again “soon” but didn’t give a timeline. Presumably the takeoff will have to wait until the ground has firmed up, perhaps with colder fall temperatures.