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Regulators are moving to normalize the flight schedule at Hamad International Airport.

The airline said it is not engaged in discussions with its competitor and has no interest in doing so.

The airline is reportedly struggling to stay ahead of rising jet fuel costs.

The collectibles feature aircraft from the carrier’s past and present.

The carrier was on track to emerge from bankruptcy protection this spring or summer.

But the deal is still subject to customary closing conditions and approval by shareholders, who will vote early next month.

Airlines are scrambling to adjust their summer schedules to stay ahead of price volatility.

The beds will be available on select flights between New York and Auckland.

A potential deal could transform the U.S. airline industry, but only if approved by regulators.

The offerings are part of a broader redesign of the carrier’s long-haul cabins.