Southwest Pilots Reach Preliminary Agreement
Southwest and its pilots have reached an agreement-in-principle (AIP) on a new contract. The union announced the AIP on Tuesday.
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Last SWISS Aircraft Returns to Service From Pandemic-Era Storage
The airline says its fleet is now back to ‘full strength’ after its last COVID-stored aircraft returns to revenue service.
Lufthansa Group Places $9 Billion Order for 737 MAX, A220 Jets
On Tuesday, the Lufthansa Group announced an order for 80 narrowbody aircraft, valued at around $9 billion at current list prices.
JSX Bets on Small Community Air Service
The carrier says it plans to use a new fleet of hybrid-electric aircraft to operate in underserved communities and reduce carbon emissions.
Iberia to Resume Madrid-Tokyo Route
Spain’s Iberia announced the return of nonstop flights between Madrid and Tokyo’s Narita International Airport starting in October 2024.
Livery of the Week: Hawaiian Airlines
Over the years, the airline’s aircraft have sported various designs, each reflecting the evolving brand identity and capturing the essence of its home state.
Delta Adds New Austin Routes in 2024
The Atlanta-based airline is growing its service from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) with new routes and bolstered frequencies.
Former American CEO’s New Charity Looks to Break Down Barriers
Former American Airlines CEO Doug Parker is back in the limelight again after he retired from a nearly decade-long career leading the world’s largest airline.
Near Miss Led to 2022 JetBlue Tail Strike Incident
The NTSB published its final report on a near-miss incident involving a King Air and JetBlue A320, which resulted in substantial damage to the Airbus aircraft.
JSX Ditches Phoenix Sky Harbor for Smaller Scottsdale Airport
JSX’s relocation to Scottsdale Airport is part of the company’s evolving growth strategy, which includes moves away from larger airports.