U.S. Airline Frequent Flyer Programs Under DOT Spotlight
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has met with several U.S.-based airlines to discuss frequent flyer programs (FFPs).
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American’s Cancel-Free Mainline Holiday Operation
In contrast to some of its U.S.-based peers, the American did not cancel any flights from December 20-25 according to FlightAware data.
How Southwest’s Pilot TA Compares to Other Contracts
The airline and its pilots inked a long-awaited tentative agreement on Wednesday, which would see 50% pay increases over five years.
Delta Adds New Austin Routes in 2024
The Atlanta-based airline is growing its service from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) with new routes and bolstered frequencies.
Delta Adding Flights to Taiwan After Seven-Year Hiatus
For the first time in seven years, Delta will return to Taiwan with new A330-900neo flights from the carrier’s Seattle (SEA) hub.
Last Delta CRJ-200 Flight Takes Off
A Delta spokesperson confirmed to AirlineGeeks that the last Delta-branded CRJ-200 operation is on Friday, December 1, 2023.
Hoping to Improve Pilot Attrition, Southern Airways Partners with Wheels Up
Southern Airways Express is partnering with Wheels Up in hopes to retain experienced pilots by giving them a defined career progression path.
Remembering Delta’s Intra-European 727 Flights
Delta once maintained a strong presence in Frankfurt, Germany. A relic of Pan Am, the airline also flew from Frankfurt to several European markets.
Delta Making ‘Small Adjustment’ to Corporate Headcount
Delta is making a ‘small adjustment’ to its corporate staff headcount, which includes layoffs. This is one of a few time a major U.S. airline has publicly confirmed layoffs post-COVID.
U.S. Major Carriers with 865 Aircraft Ordered in Three Years
The three major U.S. carriers have placed orders for 865 new aircraft over the past three years. Boeing will deliver 74% of the market share.
