Airline Trade Group Asks for $2.5 Billion ‘Liquidity Pool’
The money would be used exclusively to offset rising fuel costs, representatives said.
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Lufthansa Completes First A380 Retrofit
The carrier is installing an entirely new business class on its largest aircraft.
Air Premia Begins Service to New U.S. Destination
The connection will operate four times per week year-round.
Report: Budget Airlines Seek $2.5 Billion Rescue from U.S. Government
A deal could open the door to unprecedented federal investments in low-cost carriers.
United CEO Confirms He Pursued Merger Talks With American
Scott Kirby defended his vision of a massive combined airline that would create “millions” of jobs and make the U.S. more competitive globally.
American Celebrates 100 Years—And Prepares For the Next 100
The carrier is looking to add to its history with premium options and improved customer experiences.
British Airways Launches Heathrow-to-Guernsey Service
Flights will operate daily, on a year-round basis.
Contour Sets Date for Return of Seasonal Route
The carrier said it will offer two flights per week for the summer.
Air Canada Takes Delivery of Its First A321XLR
The type will be used on transatlantic routes from Toronto and Montreal, and on transcontinental connections across North America.
American CEO Rules Out United Proposal, But Not All M&A
Robert Isom said the airline has a history of being “aggressive” with the right opportunities.
