United Doubles Down on Pilot Hiring, Sets New Record
The airline just had one of its highest ever months of hiring for new pilots with additional classes already being planned for 2024.
The airline just had one of its highest ever months of hiring for new pilots with additional classes already being planned for 2024.
The FAA is allowing graduates from certain college programs to bypass the agency’s academy in Oklahoma City, bolstering recruitment efforts.
The airline made a noticeable change to one of its well-known special liveries on a Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, which was recently rolled out of the paint shop.
After over 30 years of flying the Boeing jet, SAS operated its last ever flight with the 737 on Sunday evening. The carrier is moving to newer narrowbody aircraft.
Emirates is spending nearly $1 billion to develop a massive engineering complex at Dubai World Central Airport, which is set to open in 2027.
The implications of the RLA are wide-reaching and many deviations have been made over the years to halt or hamper strike actions and lockouts.
Moves toward the broader use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) took center stage at APEC meeting in San Francisco. The target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050 was set by ICAO.
The carrier has already took deliveries of some of the last remaining units of its outstanding Airbus A220 order. Nearing IPO, the management decided to take on more planes to build a growth story around them.
Pilots have long held a deep connection to the airplane that Joe Sutter and his team built. We talk to some of them as the describe their experiences flying the Queen of the Skies.
Neos Air unveils its plans for seasonal Palermo-New York flights starting June 2024, marking a significant expansion in its international routes.