Cathay Pacific Eyeing More U.S. Service
Cathay Pacific will continue “to look for new opportunities” in the U.S., Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Lavinia Lau told AirlineGeeks.
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American Sees $200 Million Revenue Hit From January Crash
CEO Robert Isom said he’d like to see the FAA restrict this mix of fixed-wing and helicopter traffic at other congested airports.
Boeing Expands 777X Testing
Boeing says it has the Federal Aviation Administration’s blessing to expand flight testing activity on its yet-to-be-certified 777X.
Contour Expands With Two Routes
Regional carrier Contour plans to bolster its service from Denver with two routes. These new services will begin this summer.
Hawaiian Makes Moves at Two Airports
As of this week, Hawaiian’s services in Los Angeles are now operating out of Terminal 6, where Alaska is already based. The carrier is also moving in New York.
Alaska Adds Three New Routes
With this added service, the carrier says it will serve 44 destinations from the Southern California city with over 90 peak-day departures.
Remembering ‘Shepherd One’
The aircraft used, a Boeing 777-200ER with tail number N776AN, was designated “Shepherd One” for the duration of the papal tour.
Alaska to Exit International Market
Alaska will serve one fewer country by the end of this year. The carrier confirmed Monday that it will no longer operate scheduled flights to the Bahamas.
Engine Fire Leads to Delta A330 Evacuation
The aircraft – registered as N807NW – was operating flight 1213 to Atlanta when a fire was reported while the jet was leaving the gate.
Boeing Accused of Stonewalling in MAX Case
The case stems from the well-publicized issues with Boeing’s 737 MAX aircraft, which was grounded worldwide in 2019 following two fatal crashes.