The flag carrier’s iconic bird emblem has remained a fixture of its identity for more than five decades.

The chartered bus was carrying crew from a flight that had arrived at JFK from Amman.

The agency’s successor to Known Crewmember will begin rolling out this summer.

Flights will begin in November of this year.

A bold all-red design reflects the carrier’s Arctic roots and stands apart from nearly every airline in the world.

The carrier says it is “actively engaging” with Airbus and Boeing.

A vibrant red, yellow, and green tail gives the West African carrier one of the region’s most recognizable fleet identities.

The carrier will resume service to a market last served in 2018.

The route will end in August after just over two years of service.

The transportation secretary said a dedicated funding stream could help modernize the nation’s air traffic control system.