United Will Require Passengers to Check In Sooner Next Month
United will soon require all passengers on domestic flights to check in at least 45 minutes before departure time, regardless of whether or not they have checked luggage.
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Midway Airport Redesignates Runways After Close Call
The Chicago Department of Aviation announced the planned airfield changes as part of ongoing safety improvements at the city’s second-busiest airport.
New York Airport Looks to Regain Air Service
The airport, located in southwestern New York state, has submitted a proposal to the Department of Transportation requesting reinstatement of EAS subsidies.
India Cancels Celebi Aviation Permit Over Non-Compliance
India’s aviation authority has revoked the ground handling permit of Celebi Aviation’s subsidiary, impacting its operations at major airports.
FAA Plans Temporary Flight Reductions in Newark
Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that the Federal Aviation Administration would be temporarily reducing flights at the airport.
Trump Looks to Slash Essential Air Service Program
The Trump administration is setting its sights on the Essential Air Service program as part of its 2026 “skinny” budget proposal.
Southwest Shrinks Turn Times at 19 Airports
In a September Investor Day presentation, the airline shared that its average turnaround time was 49 minutes, the shortest of any major U.S. carrier.
Hawaiian Makes Moves at Two Airports
As of this week, Hawaiian’s services in Los Angeles are now operating out of Terminal 6, where Alaska is already based. The carrier is also moving in New York.
A Look at Atlanta’s Unique Concourse Widening Project
How the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is keeping airplanes flying amid $1.4 billion in terminal renovations.
Reagan National Airport Sees Traffic Slump
The Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport has seen a substantial decrease in passengers following January’s midair collision in Washington, D.C.
