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American CEO Robert Isom said that January’s mid-air collision had a “big impact” on its operations at the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

The NTSB issued an urgent recommendation Tuesday for the FAA to limit helicopter operations near the D.C. airport following January’s accident.

With plans to reduce capacity later this year, United CEO Scott Kirby said the airline will also retire several aircraft.

CEO Ed Bastian called the January accident in Washington “ a causal fact in terms of the trend line that we’re looking at.”

In a Tuesday news release, the Dallas-based carrier said only some passengers will now be offered free checked bags starting in May.

Breeze is slated to add its 70th destination this summer. The carrier continues to bolster its route network with a handful of newly added markets.

ONDA plans to roll out similar changes at other major airports across Morocco, with Marrakech Menara Airport slated to follow.

After recently announcing service to Miami and San Juan, Puerto Rico, Arajet plans to add a third U.S. market this summer.

As part of bail conditions set by a Massachusetts judge, Gudorf was supposed to turn himself in to North Carolina authorities

Germany’s Lufthansa Group expressed “hope” for Russian airspace to reopen, allowing the aviation group’s airline a more efficient route to northern Asia.