Striking Boeing Machinists to Vote on New Tentative Deal
Boeing and the Machinists reached a new tentative agreement Saturday following federal government intervention. A final vote is set for Wednesday.
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FAA Probing American 737, Cessna ‘Near-Miss’ Incident
An American Airlines Boeing 737-800 and a Cessna 182 came within 400 feet of each other in a Wednesday “near-miss” incident.
Runaway Cargo Container Damages American 787
According to reports on Twitter/X, the aircraft — registered as N834AA — was struck by a cargo container while taxiing to its gate.
Mesa Reports $20 Million Loss, Drops CRJ Fleet
Mesa Air Group — the parent company of Mesa Airlines — reported a net loss of $19.9 million for the fiscal third quarter of 2024.
Elliott, Southwest Leadership Trade Blows in ‘Fight for the Future’ of Airline
Elliott launched a new podcast featuring one-on-one conversations with Elliott’s director nominees for Southwest’s Board of Directors.
DOT Tentatively Awards Coveted Washington National Slots
The Department of Transportation tentatively awarded new slots for routes outside of Washington Reagan National Airport’s 1,250-mile perimeter.
‘Lucky Coincidence’ Thwarts Alleged Russian Attack on DHL Flight
Officials suspect foul play after a parcel caught fire on the ground shortly before it was to be loaded on an aircraft in Germany.
South African Airways Expands Route Network
Heading into the holiday season, South African added more flights to its network, catering to the larger numbers of passengers who travel during that time.
Lufthansa Fined $4 Million Over Alleged Discrimination of Jewish Passengers
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced a $4 million penalty on Tuesday against Lufthansa for discriminating against Jewish passengers.
Nearly All Frontier Pilots Vote to Strike
Pilots at Frontier Airlines, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike if necessary.
