Spirit Merger Talks Fall Through, Bankruptcy Looms
Spirit is in advanced talks with bondholders over a potential bankruptcy filing, a Wall Street Journal report said on Tuesday.
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American Jet Hit by Gunfire, FAA Halts U.S.-Haiti Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a notice on Tuesday prohibiting all flights by U.S. carriers to Haiti for 30 days.
American CEO: ‘It’s Never Been Harder to Operate an Airline’
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom believes the commercial aviation industry is facing some of its biggest challenges to date.
KLM Adds New U.S. Route
The carrier will boost its presence on the U.S. West Coast, joining existing service to Portland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
JetBlue A320 Struck by Gunfire
A JetBlue Airbus A320 aircraft was damaged after reportedly being struck by gunfire in Haiti on Monday, the carrier siad.
American, JetBlue Alliance Appeal Fails
An appeals court upheld on Friday that the lower court correctly ruled in an antitrust verdict against a partnership between American and JetBlue.
Shots Fired at Spirit Flight in Haiti
Spirit Airlines flight 951 was forced to divert after being shot at while attempting to land in Port-au-Prince on Monday morning.
97% of Allegiant Pilots Vote to Strike
The airline’s 1,300 pilots have been in negotiations for nearly four years, securing a short-term contract extension in 2023.
Southwest Looks to Trim Workforce at 18 Airports
Facing Boeing delivery delays and ongoing financial pressure, Southwest is rolling out what it calls a “Voluntary Separation Program” at several airports.
Boeing to Pay Furloughed Workers Following Machinists Strike
Boeing will pay its employees who were furloughed during recent strikes by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union.
