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The Boeing 737-900ER will become Sun Country’s largest aircraft type, with a longer range than the smaller 737-800 variant.

A final report by the National Transportation Safety Board has found that a United first officer was responsible for a “hard landing” nearly two years ago.

The Chicago-based airline is slated to join Delta and resume service to Tel Aviv starting next month with up to two daily flights.

A pair of employees from the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority are facing potential felony charges for allegedly leaking video of Wednesday’s crash.

Initially, the new base will have between 130 and 170 total crew members assigned. The airline already has a maintenance base at the North Carolina airport.

The deal will deliver raises, extra retirement benefits and add protections for nearly 800 flight attendants at the airline.

United is adding three routes to its network later this year. The carrier will expand in Chicago with one new service along with two resumptions.

After the Lufthansa Group finalized its 41% stake in ITA Airways last month, the Italian carrier will pivot to the Star Alliance.

Newly-appointed Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy confirmed the Federal Aviation Administration is keeping all safety-related positions in place.

While the data remains preliminary, the NTSB said the aircraft was “beginning to increase its pitch.” This followed a “verbal reaction” from the crew.