TAAG Angola Airlines Targets U.S. Flights
TAAG aims to restore Houston’s connection to Angola, a route inactive since SonAir’s Luanda-Houston service ended in 2018.
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U.S.-Canada Flight Bookings ‘Collapse’
Analysts find that passenger bookings for U.S.-Canada routes through September 2025 are down by 70%, according to a new report.
Jury Trial Planned for Boeing Criminal Case
A federal judge has ordered that Boeing’s criminal case accusing the company of negligence for 2019’s Ethiopian Airlines crash will go to jury trial.
United, Air Canada Scale Back U.S.–Canada Flights
United and Air Canada have loaded reductions to their transborder operations between the United States and Canada for the upcoming summer season.
Delta Cuts Two Domestic Routes
Delta confirms it is ending service on two routes, citing shifts in demand. The market suspensions include flights from its Boston and Atlanta hubs.
American Adds New Seasonal Routes
American is enhancing its network with new routes and expanded services. The airline will introduce five new routes, including to Cancun and Punta Cana.
Uganda Airlines to Launch London Flights
Ugandan flag carrier, Uganda Airlines, has recently announced that it will start connecting the capital of the United Kingdom with its main hub, Entebbe.
Why Airline Pilots Should Buy Their Own Airplane
So, why not explore the possibilities? As an airline pilot, the sky’s the limit when you have your own set of wings waiting in the hangar.
First Look: American’s A321XLR Rolls Out of Paint Shop
American’s first A321XLR is out of the paint shop at Airbus’ manufacturing facility in Hamburg, Germany. Delivery is expected in the coming months.
TAP Sees ‘ Huge Opportunities’ in the U.S.
TAP Air Portugal is optimistic about expanding more in the U.S., Chief Customer Officer Sofia Lufinha shared in an interview with AirlineGeeks.
