Aegean Invests in Four A321neos for Long Distance Routes
Greece’s Aegean says it will take delivery of four Airbus A321neo aircraft equipped with extended-range capabilities and improved onboard amenities.
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United Inks LOI For 35 A321neos, Converts 110 737 MAX Orders
United has taken significant steps to adjust its fleet plan in light of ongoing challenges with aircraft deliveries and certification delays at Boeing.
How Do Low-Cost Airlines Make Tickets So Cheap?
The likes of Ryanair and easyJet are some of the most successful airlines, with the former consistently being in the top three airlines by passengers carried.
Inside Look: United Debuts America’s First Airline-Owned Early Baggage System
United’s Early Baggage System (EBS) at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) has gone live, marking the opening of the first of its kind system in the U.S.
SkyWest to Open Austin Crew Base
SkyWest is slated to open a new crew base in Austin starting on June 1, 2024, primarily operating flights on behalf of Delta Connection.
American Returns Last COVID-Grounded 737 to Service
American returned its last remaining Boeing 737-800 grounded as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic to revenue service last week.
Cairo International Airport Sets New Passenger Records
The Aïd al-Fitr holidays this year, celebrated during the Ramadan festival, showcased exceptional performance for Cairo International Airport.
Analysis: Chinese Carriers’ Future Widebody Orders
With aging Boeing 777-300ER and Airbus A330 fleets, Chinese carriers are becoming increasingly in need of new widebody jets.
U.S. Airlines Push Back on China Flight Increases
Major U.S. airlines and various union groups are uniting together and asking authorities to stop approving any more flights between the United States and China.
JetBlue Inches Closer to Essential Air Service
Back at the end of February 2024, AirlineGeeks reported that JetBlue had put in a proposal for its first-ever Essential Air Service (EAS) contract.
