Congress Looks to Restrict Public Charter Operators
Renewed legislation has been introduced to Congress aimed at closing so-called loopholes in airport security for public charter operators.
Renewed legislation has been introduced to Congress aimed at closing so-called loopholes in airport security for public charter operators.
Analysts find that passenger bookings for U.S.-Canada routes through September 2025 are down by 70%, according to a new report.
A federal judge has ordered that Boeing’s criminal case accusing the company of negligence for 2019’s Ethiopian Airlines crash will go to jury trial.
So, why not explore the possibilities? As an airline pilot, the sky’s the limit when you have your own set of wings waiting in the hangar.
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury on Monday admitted that the global aviation industry’s goal of eliminating carbon emissions by 2050 may be in jeopardy.
FedEx Corp. has exercised options to purchase eight additional Boeing 777 freighters from Boeing and pushed back retirement of the tri-engine MD-11 fleet.
Dior Jay-Jarrett, a retired Marine and federal law enforcement officer, has been charged with wire fraud for orchestrating a scheme to defraud a major airline.
Operations are set to resume at Heathrow Airport in London following a large-scale power outage that disrupted hundreds of flights.
The family of deceased Boeing whistleblower John “Mitch” Barnett has filed a lawsuit blaming the company for his suicide.
Airlines are reportedly feeling the brunt of recent economic dips, and recent jobs have been lost amid financial uncertainty.