Spirit Moves to Shed 87 Aircraft
If approved, the carrier could cut nearly 41% of its total fleet.
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First A220 Stripped for Parts
The decision to scrap the six-year-old A220 comes amid ongoing supply chain challenges for the aviation industry and airline operator disruptions.
JSX Adding Turboprop Aircraft
According to ATR, the -600 series aircraft will allow JSX to access more than 1,000 additional airports in the U.S. traditionally served by private aircraft.
Lufthansa Brings Back A380 Route After Five Years
Lufthansa plans to add more Airbus A380 flights to the U.S. this winter. The carrier operates the superjumbo jet in a handful of markets from its Munich hub.
First Look: American’s A321XLR Rolls Out of Paint Shop
American’s first A321XLR is out of the paint shop at Airbus’ manufacturing facility in Hamburg, Germany. Delivery is expected in the coming months.
Southwest Teases Different Aircraft
Southwest CEO Bob Jordan hinted at a “different aircraft” amid ongoing delivery woes at Boeing during a recent conference.
NTSB Investigating Boeing 767 Engine Fire
The National Transportation Safety Board said it is investigating an engine fire incident involving a FedEx Boeing 767-300F. T
Delta Delays 737 MAX Debut
According to its latest annual regulatory filing, Delta expects to receive 43 new aircraft in 2025, all of which are from Airbus.
All-Airbus Airline Pivots to 737
Eurowings plans to add Boeing 737 MAX jets in its largest-ever fleet expansion. The carrier made the announcement on Monday.
Boeing To Resume 777X Test Flights
Boeing is preparing to resume certification flight tests for its long-delayed 777X aircraft as early as mid-January 2025.
