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[ August 16, 2018 ] Aerolineas Argentinas Sets Tight Due Date for Fleet Replacement News
[ August 15, 2018 ] Philippine Airlines Continues A340 Fleet Replacement with Second A350 Delivery News
[ August 15, 2018 ] 8 Hours in a 737: New Report Details Narrowbody Long-Haul Statistics Planes
[ August 15, 2018 ] Jet Airways Revises Standard Operating Procedures Due to Recent Findings News
[ August 14, 2018 ] Chilean Low-Cost Carrier Sky Airline to Launch a Subsidiary in Peru News
[ August 14, 2018 ] Delta Launches Corporate Benefits Program with Air France-KLM Top Story
[ August 14, 2018 ] U.S. Airlines Announce July Traffic Reports News
[ August 13, 2018 ] Brazil Opens Low-Cost Market Authorizing Norwegian to Operate News
[ August 13, 2018 ] Turkish Airlines Reaches Record Load Factor, Shows Continued Support for Istanbul as Primary Hub Airlines
[ August 12, 2018 ] Spanish Volotea Receives Warning From Italian Government News

Airports

The Story of Southwest in The Windy City

May 18, 2018 Ian McMurtry

With American Airlines and United fighting for control of Chicago O’Hare in the 1980s and 1990s, it made sense for carriers to look for other locations to start operations knowing that O’Hare operations were limited.

Airlines

Nine Years Later: The Triple Airline Defuncts of 2008

April 5, 2017 Daniel Morley

Beginning on March 31, 2008 and lasting through April 5, 2008, three distinct airlines closed their doors in the United States. At the time, the global economy was in shambles with unemployment being up and the

Airlines

#TBT (Throwback Thursday) in Aviation History: ATA

July 2, 2015 Daniel Morley

American Trans Air, or more commonly known as ATA, was founded in August of 1973 in Indianapolis, Indiana. It was founded by the Ambassadair Travel Club to provide aircraft for the club. The club’s first