Passengers, Crew Sue Denver Airport After Fatal Runway Strike
One passenger died of smoke inhalation just days after the incident, the complaint states.
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Israel-Bound 737 Drops 17,000 Feet, Diverts to Saudi Arabia After Violent Struggle Between Pilots
Israeli officials said a “major disaster” was avoided after one of the pilots attempted to hijack the airplane.
Alaska to Join American’s Atlantic, Pacific Joint Ventures
Alaska said the move will put it “on equal footing with its competitors” and strengthen its international profile.
Austin Breaks Ground on New Concourse
The facility will serve as a reliever during the construction of Concourse B and the remodeling of Concourse A.
Alaska Bets on Premium With New Suites, Cabins, and Lounges
The carrier unveiled the lie-flat “Aurora” suite for mainline 787s and certain 737 MAX 10s.
Delta Flight Makes Emergency Landing Due to Smoke in Cabin
Eight passengers were treated on the taxiway, and three were hospitalized.
Transportation Secretary Requests $30 Billion More for Air Traffic Control Upgrades
Senator Eric Schmitt introduced a bill to authorize the funding.
Report: Israir Pursuing Route to Florida
The carrier is looking to add a second destination in the U.S.