Cathay Pacific Eyeing More U.S. Service
Cathay Pacific will continue “to look for new opportunities” in the U.S., Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Lavinia Lau told AirlineGeeks.
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Union Slams Proposed Allegiant-Viva Aerobus Partnership
The union argues that an agreement between the carriers would ‘give a majority of jobs’ to Mexican crews with Viva Aerobus.
Spirit to be Publicly Traded Again
Spirit announced Thursday that its common stock has been approved for listing once again on the NYSE American stock exchange.
United Invests in JetZero Aircraft
United is advancing its carbon reduction strategy by investing in JetZero’s aircraft, which could lower fuel consumption.
American Sees $200 Million Revenue Hit From January Crash
CEO Robert Isom said he’d like to see the FAA restrict this mix of fixed-wing and helicopter traffic at other congested airports.
Lawmakers Call FAA to Action Over Ongoing DCA Safety Concerns
Legislators are calling for the Federal Aviation Administration to address “considerable concerns” over aircraft operation around DCA.
Boeing Tries Culture Shift After Worker Survey Shows Morale Issues
Boeing is in the process of redefining its company values after an employee survey outlined low morale in its workforce.
Contour Expands With Two Routes
Regional carrier Contour plans to bolster its service from Denver with two routes. These new services will begin this summer.
Hawaiian Makes Moves at Two Airports
As of this week, Hawaiian’s services in Los Angeles are now operating out of Terminal 6, where Alaska is already based. The carrier is also moving in New York.
Alaska Adds Three New Routes
With this added service, the carrier says it will serve 44 destinations from the Southern California city with over 90 peak-day departures.
