Livery of the Week: Caribbean Airlines
Caribbean Airlines has undergone a notable evolution in its visual identity, particularly concerning its aircraft livery.
Caribbean Airlines has undergone a notable evolution in its visual identity, particularly concerning its aircraft livery.
Operations are set to resume at Heathrow Airport in London following a large-scale power outage that disrupted hundreds of flights.
Delta plans to expand service to Hawaii this winter, including a new route and additional frequencies from three of its hubs.
The family of deceased Boeing whistleblower John “Mitch” Barnett has filed a lawsuit blaming the company for his suicide.
The Boeing 737-800 – operating flight 3278 from Orlando, Florida to Albany, New York – “began its takeoff roll on a taxiway.”
Citing overstaffing at four of its stations, Southwest is eliminating a total of 120 positions. This move comes on the heels of its first-ever mass layoffs.
Currently, Arajet serves 22 international destinations in 18 countries. The airline operates a fleet of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
At 50 feet above ground level, the aircraft’s rate of descent had increased to 1,114 feet per minute, triggering a “sink rate” warning.
These market exits come just weeks after the ultra-low-cost airline announced plans to close its Los Angeles base after 16 years.
Airlines are reportedly feeling the brunt of recent economic dips, and recent jobs have been lost amid financial uncertainty.