Southwest Doubles Down on Red-Eye Flying
Earlier this year, Southwest announced plans to begin overnight flights for the first time in its 53-year history starting in 2025.
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U.S. Pilot Hiring Sees July ‘Surge’
Data from FAPA — Future and Active Pilot Advisors — shows 13 major U.S. carriers onboard 301 new aviators last month, up from 187 in June.
Livery of the Week: Azerbaijan Airlines
Azerbaijan Airlines, the national flag carrier of Azerbaijan, has a distinctive livery that reflects the country’s rich history.
High-Ranking NetJets Pilots Union Leaders Handed ‘Unprecedented’ Termination
Two high-ranking elected officials within the NetJets Association of Shared Aircraft Pilots (NJASAP) were recently terminated.
American Plans Short-Haul Widebody Flight
American recently scheduled its shortest regularly-scheduled widebody route this winter between Miami and Cancun, slated to begin in December.
U.S. Airlines Record Largest Workforce in Over Two Decades
U.S. airlines set a new record, employing over one million individuals across both passenger and cargo sectors in June 2024.
Alaska-Hawaiian Deal Moves Forward Without DOJ Intervention
The Department of Justice (DOJ)’s deadline to review the proposed merger between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines expired early Tuesday morning.
Delta Adds Two Regional Routes
Starting in November, the Atlanta-based airline will expand flights to Northwest Arkansas National Airport in Bentonville, Ark.
Livery of the Week: Air Italy
Air Italy, a former Italian airline operating from 2018 to 2020, showcased a livery that reflected the country’s rich heritage.
Alaska Flight Attendants Reject ‘Record’ Tentative Agreement
Flight attendants at Alaska Airlines, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA), have voted against ratifying a tentative agreement.