Why Pilot Hiring Is Slowing in the U.S.
AirlineGeeks’ first white paper analyzes pilot-to-aircraft ratios, the pilot population, and passenger airline unit economics to explain why hiring is slowing.
AirlineGeeks’ first white paper analyzes pilot-to-aircraft ratios, the pilot population, and passenger airline unit economics to explain why hiring is slowing.
U.S. airline CEOs made an average of nearly $15 million in 2023 with the median employee salary being approximately $72,000.
Delta will relaunch routes to Lagos, Nigeria from New York-JFK on Dec. 1, 2024 in addition to upgraded aircraft for service to Ghana and South Africa.
Engineers and technicians responsible for the building of Boeing aircraft are reluctant to speak up about safety concerns, witnesses told Senate lawmakers.
The pilots union at ABX Air is taking a novel approach toward labor relations by promoting the company at industry trade shows.
UPS is looking to hire more than 300 pilots to support an anticipated increase in air cargo demand following a new Postal Service contract.
The tides are rapidly changing for 50-seat regional aircraft operations in the U.S. More of the type are now in storage than in service.
iAero Airways, the largest passenger charter and cargo carrier in the U.S., will cease operations on Saturday after a recent restructuring attempt.
A new release from the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) notes that the U.S. pilot supply has recently become more stable.
Airline founder David Neeleman hopes to make his latest venture, Breeze, profitable this year, recently joining AirlineGeeks for an in-depth discussion.