More European Airlines Axe China Flights
SAS and LOT will both pull out of the Chinese market by this year, citing difficult market conditions as competition heats up.
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Air Asia Exploring Two South African Routes
Asia’s largest low-cost carrier Air Asia is considering introducing flights to Johannesburg and Cape Town in South Africa.
How Airports Are Preparing for Hurricane Milton
Major airports throughout the state have halted operations completely, including Tampa International Airport, which shut down on Tuesday morning.
Aero, JSX Expand Route Networks
Both Aero and JSX operate so-called semiprivate flights on Embraer aircraft. This week, the two carriers announced new and returning routes.
Turkish Airlines Captain Dies Midflight
Turkish Airlines flight 204 from Seattle to Istanbul diverted to New York-JFK on Wednesday after the captain passed away while in flight.
FAA Issues New Boeing 737 Safety Warning
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a safety alert to airlines Monday warning certain Boeing 737 rudders could become jammed or restricted.
Over 700 Flights Cancelled Across Florida Airports as Hurricane Milton Nears
Over 700 flights have been cancelled across seven Florida airports Tuesday morning in preparation for Hurricane Milton.
American Officially Serves All 50 States — With a Catch
American Airlines now serves all 50 states, a title last held by Delta nearly two decades ago. The airline began serving its newest state on Monday.
Careers in Airline Revenue Management
Airline revenue management teams analyze large amounts of data and forecast demand to help inform future pricing decisions.
How to Become an Airport Planner
Airports are complex pieces of infrastructure. Countless components must function properly and efficiently in an environment where safety is the priority.
