SkyWest ‘Reengaging’ FAA on Charter Venture
SkyWest is hopeful that new Federal Aviation Administration leadership will help its SkyWest Charter (SWC) subsidiary expand.
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Search Teams Recover More Aircraft Debris From D.C. Crash
Divers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation are searching several underwater targets in the Potomac River for remaining aircraft debris.
Avianca Adds New Dallas/Fort Worth Route
An Airbus A320 will operate the route with up to 1,440 total seats per week. Avianca currently flies between Dallas/Fort Worth and San Salvador.
FAA Adopts ‘Gulf of America,’ Reverses NOTAM Naming
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Monday that it will be updating its data and charts to reflect several Trump-era name changes.
First Officer Who Died on Flight 5342 Named Honorary Captain
Sam Lilley posthumously received the title of captain, PSA Airlines said Sunday. He was one of the four airline crew members killed on board flight 5342.
D.C. Area Set for Fourth Commercial Airport
Ultra-low-cost carriers will be the primary users of the new facility. Avports leaders have said there’s been an “incredible amount of interest.”
Airbus Puts eVTOL Program on Hold
The manufacturer announced the move in late January, noting issues mostly in regards to the technological requirements, but also the proposed business plan.
Airlines Back Trump ATC Plan
Airlines for America – a trade group representing most major airlines in the U.S. – applauded President Donald Trump for his “bold leadership.”
Twin Otter Planned to Survey for D.C. Crash Debris
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has confirmed plans to conduct a low-altitude flight over the Potomac River.
Frontier ‘Stands Ready to Engage’ With Spirit
During a recent earnings call, Frontier’s leaders say they are ready to move forward with the company’s latest proposal to purchase Spirit.
