Alaska Continues 737-900 Retirements
Alaska is retiring some of its oldest jets next year. Currently, the Seattle-based airline’s fleet includes eight Boeing 737-900s.
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NBA Nabs Approval for VIP-Configured A321neos
The National Basketball Association (NBA)’s charter fleet of Boeing 757-200s is set to get a major upgrade in the coming years.
FAA: No ‘Significant Safety Issues’ Found Following United Audit
The Federal Aviation Administration says it completed a monthslong safety review of United Airlines, finding no major issues.
Qatar Airways Plans New North America Route
Qatar Airways announced that it will launch a new service to Toronto Pearson International Airport starting in December 2024.
Airport Receives Millions in State Funds to Lure More JSX Service
The town of Taos, New Mexico, announced that it secured $8.2 million in state funding to expand air service with semi-private carrier JSX.
Airlines Scramble to Reroute Flights Following Iran Missile Attack
Early reports on Tuesday of an Iranian ballistic missile attack on Israel have prompted many airlines to reroute flights.
Virgin Australia Eyes Return to Long-Haul Flying
Qatar Airways Group has announced its intention to acquire a 25% minority stake in Virgin Australia, opening the door for new growth opportunities.
Southwest, City of San Antonio Quarrel in Terminal Lease Dispute
Southwest sued the city of San Antonio and its airport director alleging it was unfairly denied allocation for the airport’s new $1.4 billion terminal.
Colorado Airport Lands New Low-Cost Service
Vail/Eagle County is slated to get a new airline, just weeks after Alaska announced new service to the single-runway airport in Colorado.
United Adds New Caribbean Route
The Chicago-based airline will be the second major U.S. carrier to serve the island nation of Dominica alongside American.