Airlines Cry Foul After DOT Denies Reagan National Slots
Frontier, Spirit, and JetBlue each submitted objections to the Department of Transportation this week after being denied slots at Reagan National Airport.
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How Many Pilots Do Long-Haul Flights Need?
Some long-haul flights require multiple pilots to ensure that crew members are properly rested throughout the entire trip.
British Airways Resumes Service to Bangkok
Following a nearly five-year pause, British Airways has resumed its service from London to Bangkok with a Boeing 777-200 aircraft.
Allegiant Expects Just One 737 MAX in 2024
Allegiant plans to have only a single Boeing 737 MAX in its fleet by year-end 2024 as delays at the beleaguered manufacturer continue.
Riyadh Air Orders 60 A321neo Jets
Saudi Arabian start-up airline Riyadh Air announced a firm order for 60 new A321neo family aircraft from Airbus on Wednesday.
Spirit to Furlough Over 300 Pilots as Losses Mount
Spirit is furloughing more pilots as part of a cost-cutting initiative starting in January 2025, the carrier confirmed on Wednesday.
Southwest Adds More Red-Eye Flights, Seasonal Routes
The Dallas-based airline extended its schedule through Aug. 4, 2025, on Wednesday with new routes and expanded seasonal service.
Air France to Add U.S. Route in 2025
After just adding new service to Phoenix in May 2024, the airline plans to launch another U.S. destination next summer.
Yankees Pitcher’s Dad Flies Team Charters
Hoping for extending the World Series, Delta pilot Dwight Schmidt has a vested interest in the team’s success.
First A321XLR Delivered to Iberia
After over a year of delays, the new long-range narrowbody jet may enter revenue service as soon as next week with Iberia.
