A220 Engine Woes Prompt 19 Route Cuts
One European airline said ongoing Pratt & Whitney GTF engine troubles will substantially impact its peak summer schedule.
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Another U.S. Airline Files for Bankruptcy
The airline – which began flying in 2011 – operates a fleet of all-turboprop aircraft from Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, San Juan, and Tampa.
JetBlue Expands A220 Network
JetBlue plans to grow its Airbus A220 network in 2025. The carrier has just over 40 A220s in its fleet, which will replace the Embraer E190s.
Delta Adds More 717 Routes
Delta plans to expand its Boeing 717 network next summer. The Atlanta-based airline has roughly 80 717-200s in its fleet.
737 Veers Off Runway, Catches Fire in South Korea
A Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 aircraft veered off a runway and burst into flames near Muan, South Korea, on Sunday morning. 181 passengers were onboard.
Alaska Schedules Its Newest Route
After a monthslong wait, the Seattle-based carrier received approval from the Department of Transportation to schedule the service.
Stowaway Found on United 787-10
A body was found in one of the wheel wells of a United Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner. The aircraft had just operated a flight from Chicago O’Hare to Kahului Airport.
Embraer E190 Crashes in Kazakhstan
The jet was bound for Grozny Airport on Christmas Day. Reports indicate that five crew members and 62 passengers were onboard.
‘Vendor Issue’ Prompts Christmas Eve Ground Stop
American Airlines says a “vendor technology issue” prompted a nationwide ground stop on one of the busiest travel days of the year.
Delta Continues to Replace 767s on Long-Haul Flights
Starting next summer, the Atlanta-based carrier is slated to swap even more 767-300ERs for Airbus A330-900neo aircraft.