How Geese Are Helping Delta Go Green

Delta plans to test a new fuel-efficient flying technique pioneered by Airbus – which takes inspiration from the flight pattern of migrating geese.

Lufthansa Looks to Boost Workforce

The Lufthansa Group has set a goal of recruiting around 10,000 new employees across various professions this year, mainly within its maintenance arm.

Alaska Stations Inspectors at Boeing Facilities

Alaska has published a report detailing what the carrier has learned and changed one year after one of its 737 MAXs had a door plug blow out while in flight.

Report: Barclays Predicts Boeing Stock Recovery After Turbulent Year

Analysts at the financial institution have recently upgraded Boeing’s shares from ‘equal weight’ to ‘overweight’ status.

Aerolineas Argentinas Cuts Workforce, Routes

State-run Aerolineas Argentinas could be preparing for a sale after it reduced 13% of its staff and cut several domestic routes.

Veteran Pilot Quits Over ‘Eco-Anxiety’

After over two decades with the carrier, Anthony Viaux said in a post on LinkedIn that he planned to resign from his position as captain due to “eco-anxiety.”

Boeing Deliveries Tank in 2024

Data shows that Boeing delivered nearly 34% fewer aircraft in 2024 than the year prior, far below its Airbus competitor.

Jeju Air to Cut Flights Over Safety Concerns

Jeju Air announced that it plans to reduce its domestic and international flights due to safety concerns over its Boeing 737-800s.

Flight Attendant Dies One Week After Emergency Landing

A week after an emergency landing of a SWISS flight hospitalized a flight attendant, SWISS confirmed that the worker died on Monday.

South Korea Orders Boeing 737-800 Probe

South Korea’s government has ordered the inspection of all Boeing 737-800 aircraft in the country following yesterday’s deadly Jeju Air crash.