Austrian to Phase Out Embraer E195s
Austrian Airlines plans to phase out its Embraer E195 aircraft as part of a broader effort to reorganize and simplify its fleet.
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Alaska Adds More Long-Haul Markets
The airline announced the new services on Tuesday, scheduled to begin in spring 2026, as part of its strategy to grow connectivity from the Pacific Northwest.
Southwest Selling Some 737-800 Jets
As Boeing has increased the delivery of new 737 MAX 8 aircraft, Southwest said Thursday that it will retire roughly 55 aircraft in 2025.
FAA’s Bedford Rules Out Mechanical Problem With Boeing Fuel Switches in Air India Crash
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said Thursday that the June crash of an Air India flight does not appear to have been caused by a mechanical problem.
EASA Flags Smoke Risk on LEAP-Equipped Jets After Engine Damage
LEAP-1A and LEAP-1B engines are equipped with the LRD to reduce structural loads during high fan unbalance events, the agency said.
Passengers Seeking $1B Over Alaska Blowout Settle Out of Court
Passengers who brought a $1 billion lawsuit against Boeing and Alaska over a door plug blowout on a flight in 2024 have settled with the companies out of court.
Gulf Air Signs Deal for More 787s
The airline said Thursday that the acquisition will support plans for more long-haul routes to the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
After Crash Report, FAA Declares Boeing Fuel Switches Safe
The FAA has said fuel control switches on Boeing aircraft, including the Dreamliner, are safe, after they were highlighted in a report on a 787 crash.
NTSB Releases Final Report on Alaska Door Plug Blowout
The NTSB on Thursday released its final report on a midair door plug blowout on an Alaska flight last year and assigned ultimate responsibility to Boeing.
American’s AstroJet Returns to the Skies
American Airlines’ AstroJet – a Boeing 737-800 adorned with a unique retro livery – returned to revenue service last week.
