Frontier Doubles Down at New York-JFK
The airline is adding more routes from New York’s JFK Airport as part of a broader network expansion taking place this fall.
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Two Killed in Delta Aircraft Tire Explosion
Two people were killed and one injured early Tuesday morning in a reported tire explosion at Delta’s Atlanta maintenance facility.
Southwest Doubles Down on Red-Eye Flying
Earlier this year, Southwest announced plans to begin overnight flights for the first time in its 53-year history starting in 2025.
Delta COO of 15 Months to Leave Airline
After 15 months of working as chief operating officer at Delta Airlines, Michael Spanos is leaving the company on August 31.
American Plans Short-Haul Widebody Flight
American recently scheduled its shortest regularly-scheduled widebody route this winter between Miami and Cancun, slated to begin in December.
Qatar Airways Takes 25% Stake in South Africa’s Airlink
Qatar Airways has deepened its investment in the African market with the acquisition of a stake in South Africa’s Airlink.
Montana Woman Faces Prison Time, Hefty Fine for Lunging at Controls on Commercial Flight
36-year-old Tracy Lynn Eagleman pled guilty after causing a small commercial aircraft to accelerate and turn on the runway.
U.S. Airlines Record Largest Workforce in Over Two Decades
U.S. airlines set a new record, employing over one million individuals across both passenger and cargo sectors in June 2024.
Alaska-Hawaiian Deal Moves Forward Without DOJ Intervention
The Department of Justice (DOJ)’s deadline to review the proposed merger between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines expired early Tuesday morning.
New Atlas Air Academy Creates Direct Pathway for Hiring Young Pilots
Atlas Air, the world’s largest operator of Boeing 747 aircraft, is partnering with an aviation education group to provide a hiring pathway for aspiring pilots.
