Breeze Flies Supplies to Hurricane-Stricken Asheville
A joint effort including Breeze Airways brought much-needed relief to the Asheville, North Carolina, region in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
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American Adds Extra Flights as Hurricane Milton Nears Florida
American is among the many airlines readying for Hurricane Milton, which rapidly developed into a Category 5 storm on Monday.
American Pilots Union Boss Ousted Amid Election Interference Claims
Allied Pilots Association (APA) president Captain Ed Sicher was recalled on Monday following a 15-5 vote by the union’s board of directors.
Southwest Hopes to Become All-MAX Operator by 2031
By the end of 2031, Southwest says it plans to retire its fleet of older Boeing 737-700 and 737-800 Next-Generation (NG) jets
Livery of the Week: China Airlines
China Airlines, Taiwan’s national flag carrier, has been synonymous with the island’s aviation industry for several decades.
Aer Lingus Adds New U.S. Route
Aer Lingus announced the launch of Ireland’s first nonstop flight from Dublin to Nashville, Tennessee, starting in April 2025.
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.
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.