NTSB Chair Calls Out Sensationalized Aviation Headlines
Amid a flurry of recent headlines around commercial aviation incidents, NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy is speaking out against ‘sensationalism.’
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New Wave of U.S.-China Routes: What’s Next?
Currently, the service level between China and the U.S. is less than 20% of pre-pandemic times with the supply of seats not sufficient to meet demand.
JetBlue Reduces Service, Cuts Flights in Network Shake-Up
JetBlue is pulling back the throttles in several domestic and international markets, cutting service in four cities starting in June.
Air China Plans Return to South America
Starting next month, Air China plans to resume service to South America after a more than four-year hiatus with flights from Beijing to Brazil.
Lightly Used Boeing 787 Heads to Scrapyard
Earlier this week, C&L Aviation Group announced it will be marketing parts from a gently used GE-powered Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft.
NTSB: Boeing Still Not Providing Key Records
Boeing says it is still “unable” to find various records related to the door plug that failed on Alaska flight 1282 in January.
Boeing Whistleblower John Barnett Found Dead in South Carolina
A Boeing whistleblower and former quality control manager at the manufacturer was found dead last week in his truck at a Charleston, S.C. hotel.
Air New Zealand Puts Auckland-Chicago Service on Hold, Cites Engine Availability Issues
Air New Zealand announced on Tuesday that it will be pausing its service between Auckland and Chicago O’Hare from March 31, 2024 to Oct. 25, 2024.
Pioneering Aviator Captain David Harris Dies at 89
David Harris, the first African American pilot to fly a commercial airliner for a major U.S. carrier, died Saturday at the age of 89.
American Plans 50-Seat Regional Jet Retirement
As part of a Monday announcement, the Fort Worth-based airline detailed plans to retire its American Eagle-branded Embraer 145 and Bombardier CRJ-200 aircraft.
