Delta, CrowdStrike Spar Over July Meltdown
The report states that the incident caused around 7,000 flight cancellations over the course of five days, leading to $500M in lost revenue.
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Airbus Marks 500th U.S.-Built Jet
Airbus celebrated a significant milestone on Thursday, rolling out its 500th aircraft manufactured in the U.S. from the company’s facility in Mobile, Ala.
Qantas Scraps Nonstop Perth-London Service
The decision to shift the service was taken in the interest of safety and as a precaution due to rising tensions in the Middle East.
First Day at the Office for New Boeing CEO
Kelly Ortberg starts his new role with a message to employees about ‘restoring trust’ with the public.
British Airways ‘Pauses’ Beijing Route
British Airways said Thursday that it would “pause” service between London Heathrow and Beijing effective Oct. 26, 2024.
CommuteAir Expands Charter Services With New E170 Aircraft
CommuteAir, celebrating its 35th anniversary, announced on Wednesday the launch of its charter service utilizing a newly certified Embraer E170.
Royal Air Maroc Set to Launch New Canada Service
As part of the airline’s ambition to strengthen its network in the Americas, Royal Air Maroc will launch nonstop flights between Casablanca and Toronto.
United to Phase Out Inflight Print Magazine
United is reportedly phasing out the print version of its inflight magazine, becoming the last legacy U.S. carrier to offer the onboard reading material.
Microsoft Makes Additional Claim Delta Denied Assistance During July Outage
A lawyer representing Microsoft responded to Delta’s public blame of the company and CrowdStrike for IT outages, echoing CrowdStrike’s statements.
Qatar Airways Ramps Up Pet Handling Cargo Services
Qatar Airways has scaled up its live animal handling facilities, enabling the airline to handle an increasing number of animals flying as cargo on its flights.
