Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport Tests Self-Driving Electric Buses
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is trialing self-driving electric buses to transport employees working in the airport’s airside area.
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FedEx Pilots Pick Third Union Chairman Since Last Summer
The board of the FedEx pilots’ union has elected its third chairman in eight months as the group tries to overcome internal divisions.
Trip Report: The U.S.’s Longest Dornier 328 Flight
We took a ride on Advanced Air’s inaugural flights to Crescent City, which also happens to be the longest Dornier328Jet flight in the United States.
Can United Still Certify Pilots and Aircraft?
Over the weekend, numerous reports surfaced about United’s ability (or lack thereof) to certify new pilots, aircraft, and launch new routes.
Madagascar Airlines Rejoins IATA, Secures State Support for Two ATR 72-500s
Madagascar Airlines, previously known as Air Madagascar, has announced the restoration of its approval by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Breeze Airways Adds New Routes, Debuts First Flights from Dallas/Fort Worth
Starting later this year, the carrier plans to add new routes from Bangor, Dallas/Fort Worth, Lancaster, Lansing, and Pensacola.
United Adds Larger Overhead Bins to Regional Jets
United announced it is in the process of installing new, larger overhead bins on some of its Embraer E175 aircraft operated by SkyWest.
New Pacific Airlines Halts Scheduled Service
New Pacific Airlines, an Anchorage-based carrier that began operations in 2023, is cutting all of its scheduled flights, moving to charters only.
Boeing’s Top Brass Ousted in Management Shake-Up
Multiple Boeing leaders are out of a job, including CEO Dave Calhoun and Commercial Airplanes CEO Stan Deal, following sweeping top-level changes.
Do Low-Cost Carriers Fly Slower?
Despite flying the same aircraft model, the Airbus A321, Etihad Airways flies the same route nearly 20% quicker than Wizz Air.
