JetBlue to Return Some Retired A320 Jets to Service
Embattled with ongoing Pratt & Whitney engine troubles on its new A321neo aircraft, JetBlue is planning to return some older Airbus A320s to revenue service.
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Emirates Plans First Airbus A350 Routes
Emirates unveiled on Monday the first routes to be served by its upcoming Airbus A350-900XWB aircraft, scheduled for launch in September 2024.
Livery of the Week: Delta’s First A350 Special Livery
Delta officially revealed its newest Airbus A350 aircraft (N522DZ) featuring a custom Team USA livery design on Thursday.
Lisbon Set to Receive East Asia Flights
Korean Air’s new route to Lisbon will be the airport’s first regularly scheduled flight to East Asia, starting in September 2024.
‘I Would Do It Again a Hundred Times:’ A Delta Captain’s Ultimate Send-Off
Captain Rosenkranz returned to LA, where he commanded a specially chartered Airbus A330-900neo for his final flight at Delta.
American, Delta Double Down on Regional Flying
Airlines are looking to bolster their regional operations following nearly four years of post-pandemic pilot supply challenges.
Finnair Suspends Route Due to GPS Interference Concerns
Finnair announced on Monday that it will suspend daily flights between Helsinki and Tartu, Estonia for one month due to GPS interference concerns.
American Adds Boeing 787 Flights From New York
American is planning to operate its first regularly scheduled Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights from New York-JFK later this year.
Livery of the Week: Etihad Airways
Etihad Airways’ livery, known as “Facets of Abu Dhabi,” was first introduced in 2014 on a Boeing 787-9 and designed by Landor Associates.
SkyWest Plans to Add CRJ-550s
The Utah-based regional carrier is slated to transition 19 CRJ-700s expiring from its American contract to the 50-seat configuration.