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Carl Icahn’s Gaze Turns to JetBlue

Carl Icahn has set his sights on JetBlue with his recent $200 million purchase of the airline’s shares this past week. The purchase makes Icahn the third largest shareholder at JetBlue and that is sending shivers down the spines of…

African Airlines Exceed Pre-Pandemic Levels Amid Global Challenges

The aviation industry encountered unprecedented challenges during the global pandemic, yet African airlines have showcased resilience. According to a report published by the African Airlines Association (AFRAA) on Feb. 12, 2024, January 2024 saw African airlines not only surpass pre-pandemic…

Boeing Continues To Face Mounting Pressure From Airlines

Emirates has become the second major airline customer to put pressure on Boeing after last month’s 737 MAX 9 door plug blowout. Airline President Tim Clark says Boeing is in the “last chance saloon,” adding the company wants to see Boeing…

First U.S. 737 MAX 9 Returns to Revenue Service

The first Boeing 737 MAX 9 operated by a U.S. airline has returned to revenue service after a nearly three-week-long grounding. Alaska flight 1146 from Seattle to San Diego took off on Friday afternoon following the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)’s…

Judge Blocks JetBlue, Spirit Merger

In a big win for President Joe Biden’s Justice Department, a federal judge has blocked the merger between JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines. The Justice Department sued to block the merger soon after it was announced, arguing that it was…