Object That Damaged 737 MAX Windscreen Could Have Been a Weather Balloon, Company Says
WindBorne, which builds and operates long-duration weather balloons, said it is in contact with the NTSB and FAA.
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Airlines Told to Disregard ‘X’ Mark on U.S. Passports
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said carriers should input an “M” or “F” into their passenger data systems.
Two Killed After 747 Hits Airport Vehicle in Hong Kong
Officials said the aircraft made an unexpected turn right before touching down.
Unanimous Support for CORSIA at ICAO General Assembly
All ICAO General Assembly’s Member States endorsed a global framework for SAF and set collective emissions reduction targets.
Southwest Using New Tech to Fill Seats
The platform offers travelers rewards to switch off of high-demand flights.
Airlink Partners With Air Austral
The new deal is meant to improve connectivity between Reunion Island and Southern Africa.
United to Shrink Corporate Workforce
The airline says A.I. is making processes more efficient.
Spirit to Cut Hundreds of Jobs, Close Maintenance Stations
The airline will furlough pilots, reduce corporate staff, and shutter some facilities early next year.
Relatives of Jeju Air Crash Victims Sue Boeing
The complaint alleges outdated electrical and hydraulic systems contributed to the disaster.
