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JetBlue Trims Capacity, Plans Pilot Buyout Offers

JetBlue is further reducing capacity in an ongoing effort to cut costs. On Thursday, the New York-based airline told employees it would reduce capacity by roughly a quarter at Washington Reagan National Airport (DCA) this winter. As first noted by…

SpiceJet Faces Continued Disruptions in Dubai Over Unpaid Dues

Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet has once again encountered operational setbacks in Dubai, following an issue with unpaid airport charges. This is the second such incident in August, highlighting ongoing financial troubles for the airline. According to The Hindu, on Aug.…

Iowa Airport Regains Daily Air Service

A city of less than 60,000 people is slated to again receive scheduled daily air service for the first time since 2022. Dubuque Regional Airport in Iowa announced on Tuesday that a new carrier will begin serving the city this…

Two Killed in Delta Aircraft Tire Explosion

Two people were killed and one injured early Tuesday morning in a reported tire explosion at Delta's Atlanta maintenance facility, the airline confirmed. According to WSB-TV, one Delta employee and a contractor were killed as they were removing the tire.…

Australian Air Travelers Set For New ‘Customer Rights Charter’

Australian passengers are expected to benefit from an ‘aviation customer rights charter’ to be announced by the federal government this week. The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Transport Minister Catherine King will also appoint an independent ombudsman. In other Australian…