Delta Adds New Route to Asia
Delta announced on Friday the planned launch of the first-ever non-stop route between its Salt Lake City hub and Asia starting in June.
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NTSB: Some 737s at Risk of Rudder Jams
The NTSB issued urgent safety recommendations concerning the rudder control systems on certain Boeing 737 NG and 737 MAX aircraft.
When Will Southwest Roll-Out Assigned Seating?
During its over 50-year history, the Dallas-based carrier has long maintained an open seating policy on all of its flights.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Indicted in Bribery Scandal With Turkish Airlines
A newly unsealed indictment from the U.S. District Court of Southern New York alleged Mayor Eric Adams received free upgrades from Turkish Airlines.
Southwest Inks International Airline Partnership
Southwest will soon partner with an international airline, a first for the Dallas-based carrier, announced as part of the airline’s Investor Day.
Alaska Pilots Secure Contract Extension, Raises Amid Merger
Pilots at Alaska Airlines — represented by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) — ratified a two-year extension of their current contract on Tuesday.
Southwest Slashes Flights, Cuts Jobs in Atlanta
Southwest is shaking up its route network yet again, this time cutting flights at the world’s busiest airport and Delta fortress hub.
IAM Refuses to Vote on Boeing’s ‘Final’ Contract Offer
Striking machinists and aerospace workers declined to vote on Boeing’s final contract offer hours after news broke about the proposal.
Machinists Union Reviews Final Contract Offer From Boeing Amid Strike
Boeing has made what the company is calling its “best and final offer” for a renewed contract to 33,000 striking machinists and aerospace workers on Monday.
Why Airport Fire Trucks Are So Unique
These specialized vehicles are designed to handle the unique challenges posed by aviation accidents, offering a level of capability that sets them apart.
