DOT: Passengers Disrupted by A320 Repairs Not Entitled to Compensation
The issue grounded thousands of aircraft just after Thanksgiving.
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DOT Cancels Southwest’s Final Payment For 2022 Holiday Meltdown
The carrier received an $11 million credit for improving its operations.
IATA: Global Airline Industry Set For Record Profits
The trade group said carriers are showing resilience despite headwinds from supply chain problems and sluggish trade.
United, Delta Take Stakes in Republic
Republic and Mesa formally merged as Republic Airways Holdings in November.
Union Blocks Allegiant’s Push for Foreign Pilots
Teamsters Local 2118 refused to certify that the pilot positions meet “prevailing wage” standards.
Spirit Cancels Planned Pilot Furloughs
The temporary dismissals were supposed to take effect at the end of January.
Expansion of Raleigh-Durham’s Terminal 2 Enters New Phase in January
The project is expected to be completed in 2032.
Southwest Cuts Outlook Over Government Shutdown, Fuel Costs
The carrier now expects full-year EBIT of about $500 million.