Transportation Secretary Says Admin Open to Airline Mergers
But Sean Duffy stressed that any deal would still be scrutinized for its potential impact on prices and industry competition.
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FAA Proposes Fine for Southwest Over Alleged Drug Testing Violations
The airline has 30 days to respond.
United Rolls Out Stripped-Down ‘Base’ Fares for Premium Cabins
The new pricing structure will make it cheaper to book a Polaris or Premium Plus seat.
Royal Air Maroc to Gain Full Control of Catering Subsidiary
The airline is continuing to grow in Casablanca.
White House Budget Would Push Privatization of TSA
Small airports would be required to join the Screening Partnership Program.
Lufthansa to Fly Inaugural Routes from Exactly 100 Years Ago
The carrier has special flights to and from Berlin planned for Monday.
Caribbean Airlines Denies Report of Potential Shutdown
The carrier is reportedly seeking a bailout from the government of Trinidad and Tobago.
Lufthansa Considers Grounding Aircraft Over Fuel Costs, Supply
The German carrier is drawing up emergency plans based on changes in oil prices and consumer demand.
Alaska Discloses Triple-Digit Surge in Fuel Refining Costs
The carrier updated its first-quarter earnings guidance on Monday.
United Express Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Reporting Engine Trouble
The ERJ 145 was traveling to Houston and had to divert to Jackson, Mississippi.
