U.S. Tariffs Could Harm Boeing’s Bottom Line
CEO of Ireland-based global aircraft lessor AerCap said that U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s planned tariffs could hurt Boeing’s efforts to raise funds.
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South Korean Transport Ministry to Revamp Air Safety
The South Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announced plans Monday for safety reforms across the country’s aviation sector this year.
Delta ‘Steadfast’ in DEI, ESG Efforts
Delta leaders say corporate policies around diversity, equity, and inclusion, along with sustainability, are “critical” to its business.
36-Year Flight Attendant Killed in ‘Senseless Crime’
In the wake of the incident, the APFA says Denver layover hotels will be temporarily relocated from downtown to near the airport.
Spirit Retires Airbus A319 Fleet
In its latest cost-cutting move, ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit has phased out its remaining two Airbus A319 aircraft earlier than planned.
American Halts CRJ-200 Operations
American is slated to become the latest U.S. airline to remove the CRJ-200 from its network. The carrier is planning a regional shake-up later this year.
Top Calendar Apps to Help Pilots With Managing Schedules
Explore all-in-one calendar apps that aid airline pilots in integrating their work and life schedules.
Shanghai Airlines to Launch Casablanca Route via Marseille
Shanghai Airlines, a subsidiary of China Eastern Airlines, is set to inaugurate a new route connecting Shanghai and Casablanca on January 19, 2025.
Judge Rules American Broke Federal Law With ESG Investments
The carrier illegally allowed BlackRock to focus 401(k) plan investments on environmental, social, and corporate governance criteria.
Delta Delivers $1.4 Billion Bonus to Employees
Delta announced Friday that its employees will receive $1.4 billion as their share of the carrier’s 2024 profits as it celebrates its centennial anniversary.
