Thrive Aviation Joins Southwest’s Pilot Pathways Program
The private aviation firm will give potential pilots a direct pathway to the right seat at Southwest, joining a handful of similar operators.
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American Inks New Codeshare Agreement with Philippine Airlines
American Airlines and Philippine Airlines (PAL) have announced a new codeshare partnership, expanding travel options between the U.S. and the Philippines.
Mexico Continues to Militarize Civilian Airports
Several Mexican airports are now under military control as the country’s president pushes to combat corruption and organized crime.
Ongoing Aviation Labor Disputes Could Put White House in a Bind
President Biden will be walking a tightrope as he attempts to balance national economic interests with union solidarity in an upcoming election year.
Delta Adding Flights to Taiwan After Seven-Year Hiatus
For the first time in seven years, Delta will return to Taiwan with new A330-900neo flights from the carrier’s Seattle (SEA) hub.
United Adds New Long-Haul Route
United is once again adding to its long-haul network. The Chicago-based carrier began selling a new route from its San Francisco (SFO) hub to Barcelona (BCN).
Ex-Alaska Pilot Dodges Attempted Murder Charges
A grand jury has dropped attempted murder charges against a former Alaska Airlines pilot accused of trying to cut the engines of a Horizon Air flight.
New Coffee Shop Inside an MD-80 Opens
Why is there an MD-80 in the middle of Miami? One self-described aviation-lover has made a former jet into a coffee shop.
How the Alaska and Hawaiian Tie-up Could Affect Employees
While the deal is still in its earliest stage, both companies have shared some initial details on how the ‘combined’ airlines may operate.
American Flies Gold Star Families to Orlando in Massive Airlift
The Fort Worth-based airline donated 11 aircraft and 700 tickets as part of its annual Snowball Express event in partnership with the Gary Sinise Foundation.