United Resumes Flights After Tech Problem
United has resumed normal operations after a technology problem grounded airplanes and delayed over 1,000 flights late Wednesday.
United has resumed normal operations after a technology problem grounded airplanes and delayed over 1,000 flights late Wednesday.
During Frontier’s recent second-quarter earnings call, CEO Barry Biffle expressed confidence in the airline’s long-term position.
Turkish Airlines is almost ready to put forward a binding offer for a piece of privately-owned Spanish carrier Air Europa.
Ethiopian Airlines on Wednesday denied media reports that it planned to lease commercial aircraft to airlines in Russia.
The FAA’s oversight of regional carrier SkyWest is falling short of the agency’s own standards, according to a report from the Transportation Department.
Air France-KLM, the parent company of Air France and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, has pulled out of the process to acquire a stake in Spain’s privately-owned Air Europa.
A Delta flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam was forced to divert to Minneapolis after running into turbulence that injured over two dozen people.
In a statement on its website, JetBlue said customers can no longer earn or redeem TrueBlue points on TAP Air Portugal flights after Sept. 30.
Somali Airlines was originally founded in 1964, with the help of the former Italian flag carrier Alitalia, having closer ties to the European nation.
Passengers were forced to evacuate an American Airlines flight at Denver International Airport on Saturday as fire and smoke billowed up.