Arajet to Add Three U.S. Routes

Low-cost Dominican airline Arajet announced Friday that it plans to begin offering flights to the U.S. in the second quarter of 2025.

MH370 Search Resumes 10 Years Later

The search to find Flight MH370 has been the most expensive and extensive underwater search ever, according to The Associated Press. 

Phoenix-Carlsbad Service Remains in Limbo

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors plans to vote Wednesday on a lease that would revive daily American Airlines service at McClellan-Palomar Airport. 

American Suspends Flights to Haiti Indefinitely

American Airlines has indefinitely suspended daily service between Miami and Haiti after an aircraft was struck by a bullet last month. 

Third Commercial Airport Planned for Dallas/Fort Worth Region

Airport management has already said that some airlines have expressed interest in serving the new commercial facility, which is set to open in 2026.

United Faces Federal Discrimination Lawsuit

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a federal lawsuit against United, alleging that a supervisor called a Mongolian employee a racial slur.

American, Flight Attendants Union Reach Tentative Labor Contract

The agreement between American and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants must first be reviewed by the union board of directors.

Frontier Adds New Routes From Nine Airports

The carrier will launch nonstop service from nine airports, including Atlanta, Boston and Los Angeles starting in August.

Boeing Shells Out $160M to Alaska After Door Plug Blowout

Alaska Airlines estimates its pretax profit would have been 80% higher in Q1 compared to Q1 2023 if the incident on Flight 1282 hadn’t occurred.

Global Airline Capacity Up 4% Compared to Pre-Pandemic Levels

Global airline capacity for Q2 2024 is up about 4% over Q2 2019 for seats on international and domestic flights, according to OAG.