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Ready For The Runway: American’s New Uniforms Take Off

September 20, 2016 Parker Davis

Today, American Airlines’ more than 70,000 employees will be wearing the company’s new uniforms. The new clothing, another step in unifying the brands of American and US Airways, has been a work in progress since

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FAA Announces Guidance on Recalled Samsung Phone

September 19, 2016 Parker Davis

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a general guidance to airlines regarding the rules of carrying “recalled or defective lithium devices” both in the cabin and in the cargo hold following the recall of the

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JetBlue’s First Group of Scholars Graduate

September 18, 2016 Ashley Magoon

JetBlue recently celebrated the graduation of the first members within their scholar program. Through the JetBlue Scholars Program, airline crew members are able to obtain an associate’s or bachelor’s degree with JetBlue handling most of

Fresh from Charleston: American Takes Delivery of Their First 787-9 Dreamliner

September 15, 2016 Ryan Ewing

In reflection of their fleet modernization efforts, American has taken delivery of their first 787-9 Dreamliner. The extended Dreamliner variant was delivered to the airline on Tuesday from Boeing’s manufacturing facility in Charleston, South Carolina.

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United Celebrates 25 Years in Puerto Rico with Service Expansion

September 15, 2016 Jace Moseley

San Juan, Puerto Rico will see a sizable boost in passenger service from United Airlines. The boosted service will help with the increased demand to move temperature-controlled shipments by air. The increased flights from United

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United Suspends Newark to Newcastle Route

September 12, 2016 James Field

Newcastle Airport has been subjected to a huge blow in their international portfolio as United has announced that they will not be returning to the north eastern airport in 2017. The airline continued operations on

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Royal Air Maroc Lanches Service to Washington-Dulles

September 9, 2016 Ryan Ewing

Starting on September 8th, Morocco based Royal Air Maroc will operate three-times weekly service to Washington Dulles International Airport. Washington, D.C. is the airline’s third North American destination along with New York (JFK) and Montreal

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American Outlines Major Changes to Route Network

September 8, 2016 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

On Thursday, American Airlines released a revised schedule featuring new routes, station closures, and route cancellations. These changes reflect the airline’s modernization and growth efforts. In an internal statement, American announced five new routes from

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La Compagnie Closes Luton-New York Route: Is BREXIT To Blame?

September 6, 2016 James Field

France’s boutique airline La Compagnie has announced that they will be suspending their Luton-New York flight due to the effects of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. 53.4% of the British population voted for

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Lufthansa Becomes First European Airline to Join PreCheck

September 4, 2016 Daniel Morley

On Wednesday August 31st, a new airline joined the TSA PreCheck program. This airline, however, was different from the other 17 airlines currently participating in the PreCheck program. European giant, Lufthansa has become the 18th

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First Scheduled Flight to Cuba in 50 Years Takes Off

August 31, 2016 Daniel Morley

August 31st, 2016 will go down as a historic day for relations increased between the United States and Cuba. For the first time in 50 years, scheduled flights between the United States and the Caribbean

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American and United Appoint New Presidents

August 29, 2016 James Field

There has been an interesting shakeup in the airline executive world this afternoon as American Airlines and United Airlines both name new company presidents. American’s New President American announced Robert Isom as their new President

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All Nippon Airways Undergoes 787 Dreamliner Woes

August 26, 2016 Shane Piper

All Nippon Airways (ANA) who is currently the largest operator of the 787 and also Boeing’s launch customer for the airframe is struggling with engine troubles, yet again. On Thursday, ANA reported that it was

World’s Largest Aircraft Completes Maiden Flight

August 22, 2016 Parker Davis

The world’s largest aircraft had a successful first flight on Wednesday. The Airlander 10, a modern version of mid-19th century helium-filled airships owned by British aerospace company Hybrid Air Vehicles, flew around Bedfordshire, England for

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United Flight Attendants Agree On New Contract

August 12, 2016 Shane Piper

Chicago based United Airlines has over 25,000 flight attendants and for the first time in six years, they will all be operating under a single contract. Since the integration with Continental Airlines in 2010, there

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SkyWest Continues Upward Climb

August 10, 2016 AirlineGeeks.com Staff

Last month, SkyWest, Inc. announced another profitable quarter, continuing a positive trend marked by increased E175 flying and a reduced CRJ-200 fleet. Both SkyWest Airlines and ExpressJet enjoyed a 99.9% completion rate excluding weather cancellations,

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UPDATED: Atlanta Power Outage Affects Delta Flights Worldwide

August 9, 2016 Ryan Ewing

At approximately 5:05 am ET, Delta announced that their system was undergoing a power outage. The source of the outage occurred in Atlanta at approximately 2:30 am ET. Initially, the outage only delayed flights awaiting

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The World’s Most Valuable Retailer Joins The Sky

August 5, 2016 Shane Piper

The world’s most valuable retailer, Amazon, has reached a huge milestone in global delivery and logistics. They are revealing their first branded airplane, a 767-300F named “Amazon One.” The company has planned to lease 40

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Saying Goodbye to the Queen of the Skies?

July 28, 2016 Matthew Garcia

In a filing report released Wednesday, Boeing said they are considering the possibility of ending the 747’s life. The company stated, “If we are unable to obtain sufficient orders and/or market, production and other risk…It

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Southwest’s Computer Glitch Still Causing Issues

July 22, 2016 Shane Piper

On July 20, Southwest’s computer system experienced a significant outage causing an immediate delay in hundreds of flights. As the backups failed, hundreds additional flights were either delayed or canceled, totaling almost 1150 flights within 24

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Ready For The Runway: American’s New Uniforms Take Off

FAA Announces Guidance on Recalled Samsung Phone

JetBlue’s First Group of Scholars Graduate

Fresh from Charleston: American Takes Delivery of Their First 787-9 Dreamliner

United Celebrates 25 Years in Puerto Rico with Service Expansion

United Suspends Newark to Newcastle Route

Royal Air Maroc Lanches Service to Washington-Dulles

American Outlines Major Changes to Route Network

La Compagnie Closes Luton-New York Route: Is BREXIT To Blame?

Lufthansa Becomes First European Airline to Join PreCheck

First Scheduled Flight to Cuba in 50 Years Takes Off

American and United Appoint New Presidents

All Nippon Airways Undergoes 787 Dreamliner Woes

World’s Largest Aircraft Completes Maiden Flight

United Flight Attendants Agree On New Contract

SkyWest Continues Upward Climb

UPDATED: Atlanta Power Outage Affects Delta Flights Worldwide

The World’s Most Valuable Retailer Joins The Sky

Saying Goodbye to the Queen of the Skies?

Southwest’s Computer Glitch Still Causing Issues

American and United Looking at Tokyo Expansions

The Lost Art of Airborne Ice Accretion Testing

U.K. Drone Law to Change Following Airport Incidents

South African Airways to Separate into Three Units

Airbus and Japan Airlines Announce FHS Contract