Ongoing Aviation Labor Disputes Could Put White House in a Bind
President Biden will be walking a tightrope as he attempts to balance national economic interests with union solidarity in an upcoming election year.
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Finnair Reports Increase in November Passenger Traffic
Finnair’s traffic data for November 2023 show improvement despite the lingering effects of Russian airspace closures on the carrier’s Helsinki hub.
Southwest Flight Attendants Reject New Contract
Late last week, Southwest Airlines’ flight attendants overwhelming rejected a proposed contract which had 36% cumulative pay raises.
Cathay Cargo Orders Six A350Fs
Cathay Pacific orders six A350Fs with 20 more options and will enjoy fleet commonality with its existing fleet of 47 A350s.
Etihad Airways, TAP Air Portugal Ink New ‘Strategic’ Codeshare
Etihad Airways is continuing its post-pandemic expansion strategy with the announcement this week of a codeshare agreement with TAP Air Portugal.
How the Game of Blackjack Saved FedEx
FedEx CEO Fred Smith took the last $5,000 that the company had to Vegas and won enough money to pay its upcoming fuel bill, ultimately saving it.
Livery of the Week: SWISS’s Red-Nosed Christmas Jets
As part of LXmas, SWISS International Airlines has painted two aircraft with red noses as a nod to the popular fictional reindeer.
American Reaches Tentative Agreement with Passenger Service Agents
American Airlines and CWA-IBT have come to a tentative agreement for the carrier’s passenger service agents with a vote set to take place in the coming weeks.
Trip Report: Flying on Air Canada’s Newly Retrofitted A321
Back in October, Air Canada revealed that it was retrofitting its A320 and A321 fleet, which features a tail-cam among other new amenities.
Delta Adding Flights to Taiwan After Seven-Year Hiatus
For the first time in seven years, Delta will return to Taiwan with new A330-900neo flights from the carrier’s Seattle (SEA) hub.
