Breeze Flight Attendants Vote Overwhelmingly to Unionize
Flight attendants at start-up carrier Breeze Airways have voted overwhelmingly to unionize, the AFA announced on Tuesday.
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GoJet Receives FAA Part 145 Certification
GoJet Airlines, a regional carrier based in St. Louis, announced it has received FAA Part 145 certification to operate a large aircraft repair station.
Qatar Airways Partners With Cardless to Launch Two Credit Cards
It’s no secret that the United States credit market is extremely lucrative for airlines that profit handsomely from co-brands with card issuers.
JetBlue to Return Some Retired A320 Jets to Service
Embattled with ongoing Pratt & Whitney engine troubles on its new A321neo aircraft, JetBlue is planning to return some older Airbus A320s to revenue service.
Emirates Plans First Airbus A350 Routes
Emirates unveiled on Monday the first routes to be served by its upcoming Airbus A350-900XWB aircraft, scheduled for launch in September 2024.
Lisbon Set to Receive East Asia Flights
Korean Air’s new route to Lisbon will be the airport’s first regularly scheduled flight to East Asia, starting in September 2024.
South African Airways Relaunches Australia Route
South African Airways (SAA) has resumed scheduled flights between Johannesburg, South Africa and Perth, Australia, which will operate three times per week.
Insights: How Much Did U.S. Airline CEOs Make Last Year?
U.S. airline CEOs made an average of nearly $15 million in 2023 with the median employee salary being approximately $72,000.
Finnair Suspends Route Due to GPS Interference Concerns
Finnair announced on Monday that it will suspend daily flights between Helsinki and Tartu, Estonia for one month due to GPS interference concerns.
The DOT Ruling Is a Step Forward, But There’s Still a Long Way To Go
While a step forward, the DOT’s new rules still fall short compared to European regulations that protect passengers in the event of a flight disruption.
