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Ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit is facing mounting hurdles in its effort to fully rebound from bankruptcy and may be worse positioned than it was 10 months ago.

For those who have been around the airline industry for a while, it is well known that change is a constant, and even minor updates to procedures or systems can have a significant impact on front-line operations. As a flight crew training instructor, I often work with pilots who do not meet the required standards […]

Aerolíneas Argentinas, the flag carrier of Argentina, operates its fleet in a livery that draws heavily from the colors of the national flag.

The expansion coincides with the airline’s decision to establish a permanent flight attendant base in Austin this October.

SWISS this week unveiled a new premium product called the “First Grand Suite,” which combines two First Class suites into a self-contained “loft” space.

An Air Canada Rouge flight from Toronto touched down short of the runway while landing at Nashville International Airport last week.

British Airways is reworking its flight schedule ahead of the summer of 2026, with plans to increase the frequency of flights between London and the U.S.

Southwest informed its pilots this week that it plans to operate more international flights using Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.

United and Delta are facing lawsuits from customers who say they paid premium rates for window seats on their flights and ended up facing a blank cabin wall.

Viva Aerobus is set to expand its international offering from Austin, Texas, later this year with a new connection to Mexico.