Royal Jordanian Crew Member Killed in New York Bus Crash
The chartered bus was carrying crew from a flight that had arrived at JFK from Amman.
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TSA Sets Fee for New Crew Screening Program
The agency’s successor to Known Crewmember will begin rolling out this summer.
Third DFW Area Airport Lands Commercial Service
Flights will begin in November of this year.
Livery of the Week: Air Greenland
A bold all-red design reflects the carrier’s Arctic roots and stands apart from nearly every airline in the world.
American Weighs Its Next Widebody Fleet Move
The carrier says it is “actively engaging” with Airbus and Boeing.
Livery of the Week: Air Senegal
A vibrant red, yellow, and green tail gives the West African carrier one of the region’s most recognizable fleet identities.
Delta Brings Back Canadian Route
The carrier will resume service to a market last served in 2018.
Only U.S. Carrier Serving Mexican City Plans Exit
The route will end in August after just over two years of service.
Duffy: Passenger Fee Could Keep FAA Systems Updated
The transportation secretary said a dedicated funding stream could help modernize the nation’s air traffic control system.
Fiji Airways Cuts Longest Scheduled Route
The carrier cites high fuel prices and shifting demand as it axes one of its newest long-haul additions.