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Arriving passengers are facing hours-long delays at U.K. airports nationwide as the government deals with yet another e-gate outage.

According to a Reuters report over the weekend, Southwest plans to offer its pilots reduced hours as it continues to wait on delayed aircraft deliveries.

GoJet Airlines, a regional carrier based in St. Louis, announced it has received FAA Part 145 certification to operate a large aircraft repair station.

EgyptAir, the national carrier of Egypt, is expanding its flight services to include Fujairah International Airport in the UAE.

Last week a very unusual flight made the headlines; an Airbus A380, brought back from long-term storage, flying for maintenance in a peculiar configuration.

It’s no secret that the United States credit market is extremely lucrative for airlines that profit handsomely from co-brands with card issuers.

Embattled with ongoing Pratt & Whitney engine troubles on its new A321neo aircraft, JetBlue is planning to return some older Airbus A320s to revenue service.

Emirates unveiled on Monday the first routes to be served by its upcoming Airbus A350-900XWB aircraft, scheduled for launch in September 2024.

For the first time ever, an airline now serves Denmark and all kingdom countries at the same time, but it is not the airline you think.

The second-largest airline in Canada issues a 72-hour lockout notification to the union representing its aircraft maintenance staff.