Delta Bumps Employee Pay, Raises Minimum Starting Wages
On Monday, Delta announced plans to raise its minimum starting wage to $19 per hour and provide a 5% pay raise to eligible employees.
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ALPA to Return $50 Million in Member Dues Amid ‘Record Revenue Gains’
The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) – which represents over 77,000 pilots in North America – plans to pay back $50 million in member dues this year.
Asiana to Temporarily Operate Shortest A380 Flight
South Korean-based Asiana Airlines has taken the crown for the shortest route served by the Airbus A380, but only temporarily.
China’s Xiamen Airlines Will Return to JFK
Xiamen Airlines is set to return to New York in late May with the resumption of flights to Fuzhou. The route was discontinued due to the pandemic.
Fiji Airways, Porter Airlines Sign Interline Agreement
The importance of the North American market to Fiji Airways has been further highlighted with the announcement of an agreement with Porter Airlines.
FAA To Require More Rest Time for Air Traffic Controllers
The Federal Aviation Administration has announced that it will be increasing the required time off between shifts for air traffic controllers.
Livery of the Week: ANA’s R2-D2 Dreamliner
In 2015, All Nippon Airways (ANA) unveiled a special Star Wars-themed livery featuring the iconic R2-D2 droid on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.
EVA Air Recertified For Pharmaceutical Air Cargo Operations
EVA Air earns recertification and continues investments in developing its pharmaceutical air transport business, which is one of the more lucrative sectors.
American Scales Back Pilot Hiring Plans, Pauses Summer Classes
American is the latest U.S. carrier to detail slashed 2024 pilot hiring plans. The Fort Worth-based airline is slated to reduce hiring by roughly 40% in 2024.
Norse Adds New London Gatwick-Cape Town Service
Norse Atlantic Airways will launch new flights between London and Cape Town, breaking the dominance of two existing airlines on the route.
