How a 1926 Law Affects U.S. Airline Workers Today
The implications of the RLA are wide-reaching and many deviations have been made over the years to halt or hamper strike actions and lockouts.
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Livery of the Week: Air Canada’s Black-and-White Modernity
Complementing the tail, a single Rondelle is on the inside of the bold black engine design of some aircraft, including the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
United Adds Service From Four U.S. Markets to Brand-New Airport
In Summer 2024, United says it will have up to five daily flights to the new airport. Flights on the carrier’s new services will be available on Nov. 18, 2023.
Boeing 787 Arrives in Antarctica
The flight departed from the airline’s Oslo base on November 13 and made a 40-hour long stop in Cape Town, South Africa, before embarking on the Antarctic leg.
U.S. Pilot Hiring Plateaus in September and October
According to data from pilot career advisory group FAPA, major U.S. airlines hired a total of 2,116 pilots between September and October.
Boeing’s Dreamliner Lands Major Orders on Day One of Dubai Airshow
Leading the headlines on the airshow’s first day, Boeing added over 40 aircraft to its 787 order book, including a brand new operator.
Aeromexico Adds Raleigh-Durham Service
Raleigh joins a growing list of U.S. airports receiving service from Mexican carriers due to recent changes to the country’s air safety rating.
Livery of the Week: ITA Airways’ Dazzling Blue Design
As a newer airline, ITA Airways’ brand and livery is bold and eye-catching, a refresh from the former Alitalia design.
Flying Giant Pandas Over 8,000 Miles
Registered as N886FD, the 777 aircraft was also fitted with a panda-themed decal. The aircraft flew for 19 hours from the U.S. to China.
American Adds New Tulum Airport to Route Map
While the new airport was slated for an early 2024 opening, Mexico’s president announced in April that the project will be completed ahead of schedule.