Southwest Stands With CEO as Board Retirements To Bring New Leadership
Southwest announced the next phase of its board’s transformation as six directors are slated to retire in November along with Executive Chairman Gary Kelly.
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British Airways to Ramp Up Cape Town Services
British Airways will triple its frequencies between London Heathrow and Cape Town International Airport in the coming months.
American Adds Nearly 500 New Aircraft Maintenance Jobs
The additional headcount includes over 385 aviation maintenance technician (AMT) roles, the Fort Worth-based carrier said.
Emirates to Axe Key Fifth-Freedom Route After 28 Years
The UAE’s flag carrier Emirates has confirmed that it will be cutting a long-served route from Singapore to Melbourne, Australia.
DOT Probe Investigates Four Largest Airline Rewards Programs
Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg sent letters to the four largest U.S. airlines ordering them to provide records about their rewards programs.
JetBlue Begins Subsidized Air Service
JetBlue will receive over $10 million a year from the federal government to operate its newest route which launched this week.
EASA Orders ‘Precautionary’ A350 Engine Inspections
The European aviation regulator is planning to issue an order requiring operators to inspect Airbus A350 engines following a recent engine fire incident.
American Adds Five Long-Haul Routes
On Thursday, the Fort Worth-based airline announced the new services, which are all slated to begin in the Summer 2025 season.
Sharkskin System Used to Reduce Drag of 777 Cargo Jets
Freighter airlines are using a new coating that mimics the structure of a shark’s skin to reduce aerodynamic drag and fuel consumption.
Lufthansa Commences Munich-Johannesburg Service
Lufthansa launched its inaugural flight between Munich and Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport earlier this week.
