Abolish the TSA? ‘Bad Idea,’ Experts Say
Private airport screening services could ‘miss things at a much higher rate’ than TSA screeners, former administrator John Pistole says.
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Boeing Disputes 737 Production Slowdown Report
Boeing has disputed an industry report claiming the company’s factory in Renton, Washington, had slowed 737 MAX production to 31 jets per month.
Authorities Identify Two Stowaways Found Dead On JetBlue A320
Authorities have released the names of two teenagers found dead on a jet at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport earlier this year.
A Look at Atlanta’s Unique Concourse Widening Project
How the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is keeping airplanes flying amid $1.4 billion in terminal renovations.
Reagan National Airport Sees Traffic Slump
The Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has seen a substantial decrease in passengers following January’s midair collision in Washington, D.C.
Multiple MD-80 Jets Seized in Miami
A Florida court has ordered the seizure of multiple jets from charter company Caribbean Sun Airlines, operating under the name World Atlantic Airlines.
NTSB Investigating Close Call Near D.C. Airport
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating a near-miss between a Delta jet and Air Force aircraft near Reagan National Airport.
FAA Approves United for Starlink
United Airlines has obtained approval from the Federal Aviation Administration to operate Starlink-equipped aircraft.
Delta Threatens to Sue Ex-Pilot
The retired pilot claimed the airline was trying to ‘silence’ her over comments she made about February’s Endeavor Air crash.
WestJet Transitions Out of Freighter Operations, Cargo VP Resigns
Cargo boss Kirsten de Bruijn has tendered her resignation, and the Canadian airline plans to wind down remaining freighter operations.