United Reaches New Milestone in Starlink Rollout
The carrier is expanding the technology to its international widebody fleet.
The carrier is expanding the technology to its international widebody fleet.
The investment firm has until the end of this week to secure a deal.
The aircraft is expected to enter service next year.
The head of Airlines For America is expected to testify.
The AFA-CWA cited “seriously delayed bargaining” and “outrageously low economic proposals” from the airline’s management.
Carriers were stung by higher fuel prices stemming from the war in Iran.
The start-up carrier applied for a foreign air carrier permit and exemption authority in May.
Service will start next year, using the carrier’s custom-built Airbus A350-1000ULR.