ALPA, Industry Say Pilot Supply Is Stable
A new release from the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) notes that the U.S. pilot supply has recently become more stable.
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Interview: David Neeleman Discusses Breeze Plans, Industry Outlook
Airline founder David Neeleman hopes to make his latest venture, Breeze, profitable this year, recently joining AirlineGeeks for an in-depth discussion.
Norse Adds London-Las Vegas Route
Norse Atlantic Airways will be launching a new route connecting London Gatwick to Las Vegas starting in September 2024 with three weekly flights.
Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport Tests Self-Driving Electric Buses
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is trialing self-driving electric buses to transport employees working in the airport’s airside area.
FedEx Pilots Pick Third Union Chairman Since Last Summer
The board of the FedEx pilots’ union has elected its third chairman in eight months as the group tries to overcome internal divisions.
IndiGo Contemplating First Widebody Jet Order
Word has come out that Indian low-cost carrier IndiGo is mulling an order for around 30 Airbus A350s, according to Bloomberg.
Faulty Brake Install Blamed for Boeing 737 Overrun
Issues involving a brake replacement project are being blamed for a February overrun incident, according to a NTSB report.
Global Airline Capacity Up 4% Compared to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Global airline capacity for Q2 2024 is up about 4% over Q2 2019 for seats on international and domestic flights, according to OAG.
Korean Air Orders 33 Airbus A350 Aircraft
As it prepares for a merger with Asiana, Korean Air will sign a contract to purchase 33 A350 family aircraft from Airbus, valued at $13.7 billion.
FAA Boosts Infrastructure Funding at 71 U.S. Airports
FAA is awarding a new batch of grants for airport infrastructure projects directed at improving safety and capacity at 71 U.S. airports.
