Judge Grants Spirit Access to Emergency Funding
A U.S. bankruptcy court has given Spirit permission to tap $275 million in emergency funds as it prepares to restructure its business.
A U.S. bankruptcy court has given Spirit permission to tap $275 million in emergency funds as it prepares to restructure its business.
A WestJet aircraft made a “hard landing” in St. Maarten on Sunday after part of its landing gear collapsed after hitting the runway.
Avelo said that it closed on a new round of “significant” funding to help grow its scheduled passenger operations. A specific dollar amount was not disclosed.
President Donald Trump suggested Delta is making changes to its communications and naming policies that he viewed as favorable to his political movement.
The Trump administration is moving to withdraw a Biden-era plan that would have required airlines to compensate passengers stranded by delays.
JetBlue will be the first commercial airline to use Amazon’s network of low Earth orbit satellites to provide free wireless internet service to passengers.
The carrier joins a growing list of U.S. airlines offering free Wi-Fi, including Delta and United. American plans to debut complimentary Wi-Fi in January.
Charter airline Air Wisconsin is reportedly being sold to a Florida-based private aviation company and selling some of its CRJ-200s.
It has numerous interline partners, including United, American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Canadian North, PAL Airlines, and British Airways.
Spirit said Friday that it has filed for Ch. 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York as part of a restructuring plan.