Day One at Your New Airline: What to Expect
Congratulations! You made it. You are hired at an airline and you are now preparing for day one of class. Now what happens?
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Boeing Slashes DEI Department in Latest Staff Shake-Up
Boeing dismantled its global diversity, equity, and inclusion department on Thursday as striking machinists are set to vote on a new contract.
Airlines Cry Foul After DOT Denies Reagan National Slots
Frontier, Spirit, and JetBlue each submitted objections to the Department of Transportation this week after being denied slots at Reagan National Airport.
Riyadh Air Orders 60 A321neo Jets
Saudi Arabian start-up airline Riyadh Air announced a firm order for 60 new A321neo family aircraft from Airbus on Wednesday.
Yankees Pitcher’s Dad Flies Team Charters
Hoping for extending the World Series, Delta pilot Dwight Schmidt has a vested interest in the team’s success.
American, TWU-IAM Workers Seal the Deal on 27-Month Contract
American Airlines workers represented by the TWU-IAM Association ratified a new 27-month contract extension with the carrier on Tuesday.
Frontier Sued Following Emergency Landing
Three Frontier passengers are suing the carrier saying they were traumatized and injured after an emergency landing on Oct. 5.
Delta, CrowdStrike Trade Lawsuits Over July Meltdown
Delta and CrowdStrike sued each other for damages after $500 million in revenue was lost by the airline due to the IT company’s outages over the summer.
Aer Lingus Plans Job Cuts, Fleet Reduction
Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus plans to cut jobs and reduce its already small Airbus A330 fleet in an effort to remain profitable.
U.S. Agencies to Survey Public on Airline Competition
The U.S. Department of Transportation and the Department of Justice jointly announced a broad public inquiry into the state of competition in air travel .