American Slated to Begin New York-Tokyo Service
American has received tentative approval from the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to launch a nonstop service from JFK to Tokyo Haneda.
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First U.S. 737 MAX 9 Returns to Revenue Service
The first Boeing 737 MAX 9 operated by a U.S. airline has returned to revenue service after a nearly three-week-long grounding
Livery of the Week: Qantas’ Wunala Dreaming
In the vast Australian skies, a Boeing 747 once adorned itself not in the traditional airline livery, but in a vibrant tapestry of colors and symbols.
Lufthansa Rebuts EU Concerns, Says ITA Deal Will Boost Competition
he planned acquisition of shares in ITA Airways by the Lufthansa Group is being subject to a comprehensive investigation by the European Commission
BermudAir Adds Two New Routes
Bermuda’s newcomer boutique airline, BermudAir, announced earlier this week the expansion of its network with the planned launch of two new destinations.
GOL Airlines Files For Bankruptcy in the U.S.
GOL Airlines, a Brazilian carrier, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States, following in the footsteps of other Latin American airlines.
First JAL A350-1000 Flight Takes Off for JFK
The first A350-1000 international service took off from Haneda with 206 passengers, marking a new era in JAL’s long-haul fleet.
Alaska, United Expected to Fly 737 MAX 9 Again This Weekend
The FAA has announced it will allow Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft to resume flying once they receive a series of inspections and maintenance checks.
Boeing to Shut Down Facility for a Day
On Thursday, Boeing’s 737 factory teams will conduct a “Quality Stand-Down” in Renton, Wash., which involves shutting down the entire facility for a day.
Frontier Slows Pilot Hiring Pipeline
Ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) Frontier is slowing down hiring from its pilot pipeline programs, the airline confirmed to AirlineGeeks.
