An Inside Look at UPS’ Louisville Hub
Nestled in Louisville, Ky. lies UPS Worldport, the global air hub for UPS Airlines, which operates roughly 400 daily flights from the airport.
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Private to Professional Pilot: The Value of Volunteering
Aviation is defined by communities. It is impossible to become a pilot, spotter, or enthusiast without finding some sort of community.
Why the Airline Industry Isn’t a ‘Rigged Game’
Spirit isn’t doing well. The financially ailing airline never quite recovered from the pandemic, losing millions each quarter.
Air Canada Bids Farewell to Last CRJ-200
The final flight of the aircraft, registered as C-FEJA, took place on June 6, 2024 and was operated by regional carrier Jazz Air.
Royal Air Maroc Resumes São Paulo-Casablanca Route
On Friday, June 7, 2024, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced the relaunch of its non-stop transatlantic route connecting Casablanca and São Paulo.
JetBlue Starting Flights From Long Island
JetBlue has announced that it will be expanding its operations in the New York metropolitan area by starting flights at Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP).
Cathay Pacific Returns Last COVID-Grounded Aircraft to Service
Cathay Pacific announced the return of its final aircraft – an Airbus A330 – that had been parked overseas during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bleak Outlook for Bonza: Shut Down of Collapsed Airline Highly Likely
The collapsed airline’s administrators have terminated all employee contracts and canceled future flights, according to 9 News Australia.
Air Mauritius to Stick With Airbus A350 Widebodies
Air Mauritius CEO, Charles Cartier, said that the airline favors the Airbus A350 aircraft for its growing widebody operations.
Mexico’s Military-Run Airline Eyes U.S. Service
The reincarnated Mexicana – now operated by the Mexican military – is looking to bolster its route network with new international service.
