Seventh 777X Completes First Flight
The aircraft will be used to conduct ETOPS and function and reliability testing.
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U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Fly Baghdad
The Treasury Department formerly accused the carrier of working with the Iranian government.
Norse Atlantic Looks for Potential Buyer, Partner
The carrier is struggling to overcome higher jet fuel prices and route disruptions stemming from the war in Iran.
Southwest Adds Routes, Flights for College Football Season
The carrier is also expanding service for NFL games, music festivals, and other events this fall.
22 Flights Diverted After Hitting Severe Weather, Turbulence Near Denver
Five passengers were injured, and one was hospitalized.
Southwest Rolls Out New Corporate Travel Product
“Business Priority” will become available early next year.
American to End Landline Service at O’Hare
One connection will be discontinued, while another will switch to scheduled air service.
Lufthansa Adjusts Guidance as Fuel Shock Continues
The carrier cautioned that operating profits could fall this year.