Boeing to Pay Furloughed Workers Following Machinists Strike
Boeing will pay its employees who were furloughed during recent strikes by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union.
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Egypt’s Red Sea Airlines Expands Maintenance Program
Fokker Services Group (FSG) has brought one of Egypt’s newest carriers, Red Sea Airlines, into its Boeing 737NG Nose-to-Tail (NTT) program.
World’s Longest Flight Set for Premium Upgrade
Singapore Airlines introduces new business and first class products on its A350s, with first class coming to the A350-900ULRs.
FAA Investigating Single-Engine Go-Around
Air traffic control recordings indicate that the flight crew reported an engine failure while on approach to Reagan National before initiating a go-around.
Boeing Slashes DEI Department in Latest Staff Shake-Up
Boeing dismantled its global diversity, equity, and inclusion department on Thursday as striking machinists are set to vote on a new contract.
Emirates Expands African Network
Emirates is expanding its African network with new flights to Entebbe, Addis Ababa, and Johannesburg, offering increased connectivity.
Frontier Sued Following Emergency Landing
Three Frontier passengers are suing the carrier saying they were traumatized and injured after an emergency landing on Oct. 5.
NTSB: ‘Chemical Smell’ Prompted Frontier A321 Emergency Landing
A Frontier Airbus A321 made an emergency landing on Oct. 5 in Las Vegas after crew members detected an unidentified odor, the NTSB said.
Spirit Slashes Q1 Capacity by Over 20%
The financially troubled ultra-low-cost carrier said last week that it plans to reduce year-over-year capacity in the midteens range in 2025.
Czech Airlines Ceases Operations After 101 Years
Czech Airlines will no longer operate under the “OK” code with the remaining two Airbus A320 aircraft in the fleet operating under Smartwings.
