Delta Expects ‘More Normal Cadence’ of Aircraft Retirements
Delta executives told analysts to expect a “steady drumbeat” of aircraft retirements through next year as it continues to take delivery of new jets.
Delta executives told analysts to expect a “steady drumbeat” of aircraft retirements through next year as it continues to take delivery of new jets.
The airline now faces the loss of its only Essential Air Service (EAS) contract after a recent vote by the Chippewa Valley airport commission.
Pilots fly all around the world and many aviators are drawn to the profession in part due to the opportunity to consistently travel.
Fiji Airways has recently announced its plans to launch a new nonstop route from Nadi to Dallas/Fort Worth as it looks to become a full oneworld member.
Dnata, a global air and travel services provider, has secured a multi-year contract to service Azul Airlines’ flights in Orlando.
Airlines are competing for additional slots to service flights at the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) in Washington, D.C.
Citing aircraft delivery delays and normalizing attrition levels as reasons for the slowdown, airlines hired just over 3,600 pilots from January through June.
Delta Air Lines and Saudi Arabian-based start-up carrier Riyadh Air have announced a broad new strategic partnership, the first of any U.S. carrier.
Alaska Airlines is expanding its winter schedule with 18 new nonstop routes to various destinations across North America, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
Here’s how to watch AirlineGeeks’ live daily broadcasts from the world’s largest airshow at EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wis., on July 22-26.