Alaska Gives Employees Record Bonuses
Alaska Airlines will pay out $327 million in annual bonuses to its 23,000 employees. The record-setting bonus equates to about six weeks worth of pay.
Alaska Airlines will pay out $327 million in annual bonuses to its 23,000 employees. The record-setting bonus equates to about six weeks worth of pay.
Lufthansa plans to expand its Airbus A380 network in the coming months. By next summer, it plans to have eight of the superjumbo aircraft in revenue service.
United leadership is still betting on the 737 MAX 10 variant despite ongoing manufacturing and delivery delays at Boeing.
The move comes just days after Transportation Security Administration head David Pekoske was ousted on Inauguration Day.
The family of a flight student who died in a 2023 Piper Seminole crash in Oregon has filed a lawsuit against the flight school where he was training.
Saudi low-cost carrier Flynas has started flying to Uganda’s main airport, Entebbe. The flights originate in the Middle Eastern nation’s capital of Riyadh.
Even as the White House makes sweeping changes within the DOT and FAA, Kirby continues to hope for improvements in air traffic control constraints.
The new routes make Qatar Airways the sole Middle Eastern carrier with direct flights to Venezuela, slated to begin later this year.
Arajet is gearing up to launch service to the U.S. The Dominican Republic-based airline received approval from the Department of Transportation last month.
President Donald Trump is doubling down on purging diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts within the U.S. government, this time at the FAA.