Icelandair Inaugurates Pittsburgh Service, 16th Destination in North America
The Icelandic flag carrier will operate a Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft four times a week to connect Pittsburgh and Reykjavik.
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Livery of the Week: Saudia’s Retro Paint Scheme
In 2021, to commemorate its 75th anniversary, Saudia, Saudi Arabia’s national carrier, unveiled two special liveries on a Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
How the New FAA Reauthorization Impacts Small Community Air Service
Buried deep inside the 1,068-page act are new stipulations for the Essential Air Service (EAS) and Small Community Air Service Development (SCASDP) programs.
Qantas Bids Farewell to Final Boeing 767 Freighter
Qantas is saying farewell to its last operating Boeing 767-300 aircraft after nearly 40 years of flying the aircraft type.
Breeze Makes Bid for First Essential Air Service Contract
Breeze’s recent proposal to serve a small New York town follows a similar trend of other airlines operating larger jets to EAS communities.
Emirates Resumes Lagos-Dubai Flights on October 1
Starting October 1, Emirates offers daily flights between Lagos and Dubai, enhancing travel options and trade between Nigeria and the UAE.
WestJet Ending Link Regional Service, Transitioning Flights to Encore
WestJet has announced that it will be ending the WestJet Link regional brand and transitioning its flights to WestJet Encore.
United Gets FAA Green Light to Again Certify Aircraft, Add New Routes
United can once again certify aircraft and add routes after a nearly two-month-long FAA-mandated pause due to safety concerns.
American Eyes New Service From Washington-DCA
As part of the FAA reauthorization bill, DCA is set to receive five more roundtrip slots that are outside of the mandated perimeter.
Singapore Airlines Awards Staff With Bonus Equivalent to Nearly Eight Months Salary
Singapore Airlines has announced that it will reward staff with a bonus equivalent to eight months of salary, following the airline’s record-breaking profits.
