New FAA Administrator Confirmed for First Time in 19 Months
after a 19-month vacancy, the FAA will once again have an Administrator. Whitaker comes with support from Congress and industry groups.
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20 Years Later: October 24 Marks Final Scheduled Concorde Flights
The iconic supersonic jet stopped flying 20 years ago. The last three aircraft arrived in sequence at London’s Heathrow Airport.
Up in the Air: Silent Discos and Disney Dreams with LIFT Airlines
Imagine boarding a plane for a routine journey and being greeted with an electrifying performance at 36,000 feet. That’s what happened to some passengers.
New Tail Cam: Air Canada Debuts Refreshed Airbus Cabins
The Canadian flag carrier is retrofitting these aging aircraft with modernized seats and fixtures, including a new tail-mounted camera.
New Details Emerge About Rogue Alaska Pilot
More details have emerged regarding the off-duty Alaska pilot who attempted to shut off an aircraft while it was airborne.
Global Airlines CCO Optimistic, Committed to A380
Global Airlines plans to focus on A380s to grow its fleet. What does the future look like for Global Airlines and does its strategy make sense?
Authorized Person in Horizon Air Cockpit Attempts to Shut Down Both Engines Inflight
The flight landed in Portland 51 minutes after departure, and passengers were rebooked onto other flights, the airline said.
Qatar Airways CEO Al Baker Resigns After 27 Years
Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker resigns from his role after being one of the longest-serving airline executives in recent history.
Why Airlines Struggle to Keep Captains
A pilot shortage has quickly pivoted more to a captain shortage as many airlines struggle to fill vacancies and upgrade first officers.
Denver Air Connection Adds 17th Route
Denver Air Connection once again grows in size as they schedule their 17th route
