Which Regional Airlines Are Hiring First Officers?
Recently, though, some mainline carriers have announced plans to restart pilot classes in early 2025, signaling a potential rebound in pilot hiring.
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20 Aviation-Themed Holiday Gifts for Pilots and AvGeeks
Navigate the skies of gift-giving with AirlineGeeks’ aviation-themed holiday guide crafted for pilots and aviation enthusiasts.
Air Greenland Closes Kangerlussuaq Hub
With the opening of a new runway in Nuuk, the carrier will be closing its long time hub nearly 200 miles north in Kangerlussuaq.
Reagan National Completes $110 Million Runway Overhaul
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport completed its roughly $110 million runway rehabilitation project earlier this month.
Austin Gains Another New Route
The route is scheduled to commence on May 11, 2025, operating three times per week on WestJet’s Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
Hourly D.C. to New York Service Could Return
Hourly flights are set to return between New York and Washington, D.C starting in May 2025 with up to 17 daily frequencies.
Cape Air Debuts New Special Livery
Massachusetts-based Cape Air has unveiled a new livery on one of its aircraft, which will be a treat for those in the Caribbean.
Spirit Posts $308 Million Third-Quarter Loss
Spirit reported a net loss of $308 million for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 2024, according to a Monday filing with the SEC.
DHL 737 Crashes Near Lithuania Airport
A DHL cargo plane crashed as it was trying to land Monday morning at the Vilnius International Airport in Lithuania.
Charlotte Airport Service Workers Host ‘Strikesgiving’
Service workers at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport began a strike Monday morning demanding increased wages amid the busy holiday travel season.
