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Breeze Reports First Profitable Month, Cites Strong Demand and Network…

Breeze Airways, the self-styled "Nice Low-Cost Carrier" (NLCC), announced a major milestone this week: its first operating profit in March 2024. The airline attributed its success to high demand for its "premium leisure" offerings and a maturing network in key…

Uganda Airlines to Boost Capacity to Johannesburg

Uganda Airlines is gearing up to expand its fleet with the addition of an A320neo through wet-leasing. CEO Jennifer Bamuturaki, in an interview with national broadcaster UBC on March 27, revealed that this move is seen as a temporary solution…

U.S. Airline Pilot Hiring Stabilizing

After years of aggressive growth, the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) has corroborated messaging from multiple U.S. regional airlines that pilot hiring is stabilizing in the United States. Airlines are beginning to more easily manage their flow of pilots and…

ALPA, Industry Say Pilot Supply Is Stable

A new release from the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) notes that the U.S. pilot supply is stable with more than 11,000 pilots certified in the past 12 months. ALPA highlighted recently released FAA pilot-production data, indicating that the U.S.…

Interview: David Neeleman Discusses Breeze Plans, Industry Outlook

Serial airline founder David Neeleman hopes to make his latest venture, Breeze Airways, profitable this year. In an interview with AirlineGeeks, he covered a wide array of topics from hiring trends to Breeze's plans for international service. Throughout his career…