United Adds 737 MAXs to Pacific Fleet
United announced Thursday that it will soon replace its entire Guam-based Boeing 737-800 fleet with new 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
United announced Thursday that it will soon replace its entire Guam-based Boeing 737-800 fleet with new 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
The carrier’s latest long-haul network shake-up comes just days after the airline axed service between New York-JFK and Brussels.
The base, expected to open in the first quarter of 2026, will be the airline’s 12th and is projected to create more than 200 pilot and flight attendant jobs.
The airline announced plans to begin international service after being certified by the Federal Aviation Administration as a U.S. flag carrier.
OAG’s 2025 “Megahub” list rates airports based on scheduled connections to and from international flights and number of destinations served.
Hong Kong’s major airlines have moved about 80% of their aircraft out of the region as a powerful typhoon bears down on southern China.
All United flights in the U.S. and Canada were briefly grounded early Wednesday morning due to an unspecified technology issue.
AirlineGeeks spoke with Fiji Airways CEO André Viljoen about the airline’s future plans and how it competes with larger carriers in the Pacific.
The airline industry is asking the federal government to slash numerous consumer protection rules, including proposals aimed at increasing price transparency.
San Diego International Airport has officially opened its new Terminal 1, replacing an increasingly outdated terminal built in the 1960s.