United Gets FAA Green Light to Again Certify Aircraft, Add New Routes
United can once again certify aircraft and add routes after a nearly two-month-long FAA-mandated pause due to safety concerns.
United can once again certify aircraft and add routes after a nearly two-month-long FAA-mandated pause due to safety concerns.
As part of the FAA reauthorization bill, DCA is set to receive five more roundtrip slots that are outside of the mandated perimeter.
Singapore Airlines has announced that it will reward staff with a bonus equivalent to eight months of salary, following the airline’s record-breaking profits.
Bonza, the recently shut down carrier in Australia, has no end in sight for returning to the skies after two weeks of canceling its flights.
Copa Airlines is feeling the effects of Boeing’s delivery woes as it further delays the launch of its new 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
JAL unveiled its special “JAL MYAKU-MYAKU JET” livery for international and domestic routes in celebration of the upcoming 2025 World Exposition.
Chinese aircraft manufacturer COMAC has reportedly begun development on a new widebody airliner dubbed the C939 to compete with Airbus and Boeing.
Malawi Airlines says it will launch flights to Mozambique, Rwanda, and Uganda. This is part of the airline’s route expansion strategy.
Angolan airline TAAG has terminated its service agreement with Portuguese carrier HiFly, assuming full management of the Luanda-Lisbon route.
Emirates is giving its over 100,000 employees a bonus worth 20 weeks of their respective salaries after posting record profits.