Zach Cooke , Author at AirlineGeeks.com

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[January 15, 2025 10:04 am ET] Southwest Suspends Corporate Hiring, Scales Back Internships

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[January 15, 2025 11:51 am ET] JetBlue Adds Five New Destinations

Zach Cooke

Zach’s love for aviation began when he was in elementary school with a flight sim and model planes. This passion for being in the air only intensified throughout high school when he earned his Private Pilot Certificate. He then attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, earning his certificates and ratings to later flight instruct and share his passion for aviation with others. He now resides in the North East living out his dream as an airline pilot.

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American Reaches Tentative Agreement with Passenger Service Agents
American Airlines and CWA-IBT have come to a tentative agreement for the carrier’s passenger service agents with a vote set to take place in the coming weeks.
Boeing 737 MAX Deliveries to Ramp Up
Boeing is looking towards the future of the MAX program, to produce and deliver more aircraft in the coming years, according to new data.
Allegiant to Add Orlando (MCO) After Decade-Long Hiatus
Allegiant will begin operations out of Orlando International Airport in May 2024, expanding out of the carrier’s large Sanford base.
U.S. Major Carriers with 865 Aircraft Ordered in Three Years
The three major U.S. carriers have placed orders for 865 new aircraft over the past three years. Boeing will deliver 74% of the market share.
DC-8, 737 MAX to Fly Side-by-Side
Boeing, NASA and United to test SAF benefits with 737-10 and DC-8 aircraft flying together. NASA’s DC-8 will measure emission data comparing jet fuel and SAF.
LAX Debuts New Airside Link as Transformation Continues
LAX has connected all terminals airside for the first time in its nearly century of existence and will continue to see improvements over the next year.
Breeze Airways Boosts Service To Florida
This past week, Utah-based carrier Breeze Airways announced a continuation of its expansion to Florida, in addition to launching service to a new state. Breeze also announced two new flights, one of which will be of benefit to those traveling from Canada along with those residing in the Northern New York area. Situated in the […]
Pratt and Whitney Engine Woes Continue
Earlier this past week, engine manufacturer Pratt and Whitney announced an extension to the period of time it would take to inspect turboshaft engines on the Airbus A320neo series aircraft. In July, oit was announced initially that a period of approximately 60 days would be needed to inspect engines for contaminants in the engine core. […]
Global X Continues To Expand Operations
Global Crossing Airlines is a relatively new ACMI airline that continues to make strides in the industry. While Global X operated for Red Way Airlines, which ceased operations a mere week ago, the company has found new opportunities to operate its aircraft across the globe and continue to expand. Operating over 2,500 block hours in […]
BermudAir: Bermuda’s Newest Premium Airline
Recently, BermudAir launched operations with flights from Bermuda to Boston and Westchester, New York. The self-proclaimed all-aisle cabin class airline will operate Embraer 175 aircraft on routes from Bermuda to the United States. Catering to tourism and business markets alike, the carrier will offer a new way to access Bermuda from the East Coast. Routes […]