Southwest VP of Cargo to Retire
Southwest’s top cargo executive is leaving the company after a 33-year career that started as a customer service agent at the Dallas Love Field home base.
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NTSB Investigating Boeing 767 Engine Fire
The National Transportation Safety Board said it is investigating an engine fire incident involving a FedEx Boeing 767-300F. T
American to Trial Free Wi-Fi on Three Routes
Internet access has always come at a cost. But next month, American plans to trial free Wi-FI on select routes from Charlotte and Chicago.
Virgin Australia, Qatar Airways Expand Partnership
Qatar Airways’ stake approval by the Australian government paves the way for expanded routes, economic development, and more job prospects.
American Extends Boarding Time on Some Flights
Starting on May 1, all domestic mainline flights will get an additional five minutes of boarding time, the airline said.
Alaska ‘Looking at’ Starlink Wi-Fi
Alaska Airlines may soon become the latest carrier to join the Starlink bandwagon. The Seattle-based carrier is reportedly “looking at” the service.
Southwest 737 Involved in Close Call With Challenger Jet
A Southwest Boeing 737-800 and Flexjet Challenger 350 were involved in a close call on Tuesday at Chicago’s Midway Airport.
Asiana A350 Issued Low Altitude Alert in San Francisco
Controllers warned an Asiana flight of its low altitude on Sunday. The A350 was approximately 700 feet below the published altitude while on approach.
Passenger Flights Being Used to Haul Gold
Financial firms JPMorgan Chase and HSBC Holdings have been using unnamed commercial airlines to move gold bars from London to New York City.
Controllers Will Have to List Past Week’s Accomplishments
The Department of Transportation is telling all its employees that they should respond to Elon Musk’s recent email, including air traffic controllers.
