Batch of A320neos Set for Scrapyard

This marks the first time an A320neo aircraft has been disassembled. The company’s subsidiary, Ecube, will conduct the teardowns, it said in a news release.

Alaska Retires Its Last Winglet-Less 737

Alaska has retired its last Boeing 737 without winglets, a rather rare breed. The Seattle-based airline is in the process of phasing out its remaining 737-900s.

FAA Investigating Possible Rabbit Strike

According to the FAA, nearly 21,000 wildlife strikes occurred in 2024, most of which involved birds. Four rabbit strikes were reported.

67 Pilots Leave JetBlue in Early Buyouts

The carrier continues to have several new Airbus A220 and A321neo aircraft grounded as a result of Pratt & Whitney GTF engine issues.

Viva Aerobus Adds 7 New U.S. Routes

Viva Aerobus announced the addition of seven new international routes from Mexico City’s Felipe Ángeles International Airport.

Iberia Puts Unique Twist on DFW Service

The airline began serving Dallas/Fort Worth in June 2022. During the winter months, flights operate four times per week and increase to daily in the summer.

Pan Am-Themed Hotel Set for 2026 Debut

A new hotel inspired by the golden age of air travel is set to open next year. The Pan Am Hotel by Hilton is scheduled to debut in late spring 2026

American Joins the Free Wi-Fi Race

American is the latest U.S. airline with plans to offer free Wi-Fi onboard its flights, joining Delta and United, starting in early 2026.

Silver Airways Could Lose Bankruptcy Protection

Silver and Seaborne may lose bankruptcy protection, potentially exposing them to creditor actions outside of the structured bankruptcy process

Air Wisconsin Plans More Job Cuts

Air Wisconsin plans to make hundreds of additional job cuts, following the end of its contract with American on April 3.