Boeing to Acquire Spirit AeroSystems in $8.3 Billion Deal
The price tag on the merger described by Boeing as an “all-stock transaction” is $4.7 billion, or $37.25 per share, and is expected to close in 2025.
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How Do Crew Rest Requirements Work
Airlines, charter companies, and even flight schools have limits on how much their crews can work before taking mandatory time off.
Congress Limits Long Distance EAS Routes
New rules set by Congress may place limits on certain long distance Essential Air Service (EAS) routes in the coming years.
Indian Authorities Inspecting Airports After Delhi Roof Collapse
The authorities in India are inspecting airports across the nation after the collapse of the roof at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi Airport on Friday.
Mesa Airlines to Furlough 53 Pilots
Mesa is the latest airline to reduce its pilot workforce, citing “a significant and unexpected reduction in pilot attrition levels.”
Livery of the Week: American’s AstroJet
American Airlines offers a glimpse into the past with its iconic AstroJet heritage livery on a Boeing 737-800 aircraft registered as N905NN.
United Blasts DOT for Choosing JetBlue as EAS Carrier
United is pushing back on the Department of Transportation (DOT)’s pick to serve Presque Isle, calling the decision “erroneous.”
CRJ-200s May Again Appear on Some Delta Routes
The CRJ-200 is again appearing on some Delta-marketed SkyWest regional flights from Detroit and Salt Lake City this summer.
Fiji Airways Joins AAdvantage Program
Fiji Airways and American Airlines’ AAdvantage program unveil a new partnership, expanding travel options and benefits for members.
Trip Report: SAS’ First Flight to Atlanta
Scandinavian Airlines. one of the largest airlines in the Scandinavian region, has expanded once again, and this time to a key hub for its future endeavors.
