ALPA Pushes Back in Clash Over Cockpit Barrier Rule
ALPA criticized a petition from major airlines that would put off the installation of secondary flight deck barriers for another two years.
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Boeing Criminal Case Trial Cancelled
The company will pay over $1 billion in penalties and safety improvements via its settlement with the Department of Justice.
Low-Cost Airlines Form New Lobbying Group
Five U.S.-based low-cost carriers have launched a new industry group, the Association of Value Airlines, to advocate on their behalf.
Federal Injunction Blocks TSA Union Contract Termination
The DHS announced on March 7 that the department was ending collective bargaining with Transportation Security Administration officers.
American Cuts Capacity on Some Long-Haul Routes
Despite the reductions, American says it will continue to operate more than 60 daily flights to over 15 destinations in Europe this fall.
Alaska Cuts Flights Over Tariff Concerns
Alaska Air Group says it is delaying delivery of two Embraer E175s intended for its regional subsidiary, Horizon Air, due to tariffs imposed on Embraer’s home country, Brazil.
United Flight Attendants See 43% Pay Boost in Tentative Deal
The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA-CWA) has announced details on its new tentative agreement with United flight attendants.
United Gets Five More Gates at Chicago O’Hare
The Chicago Department of Aviation has awarded United five more gates at Chicago O’Hare International Airport based on flight numbers from last year.
Bill Proposed to Ban ‘Chemtrails’
A bill has been proposed in the Louisiana state congress to ban “chemtrails” over baseless fears that they influence the weather.
United CEO Teases A321XLR Routes
The Chicago-based airline has a total of 50 A321XLR aircraft on order. Twelve are initially slated to join United’s fleet in 2026.
