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United Targets Army Reservists, Students for Maintenance Job Training

Select U.S. Army reservists and students from three aviation maintenance schools have a new path to maintenance technician jobs at United Airlines. The airline is partnering with the U.S. Army Reserve Aviation Command, as well as the National Aviation Academy,…

U.S. Major Carriers with 865 Aircraft Ordered in Three Years

The past three years have brought significant changes in the airline industry. Airlines are looking towards the future for more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly fleets. The Big Three have placed orders with both Airbus and Boeing to expand and replace…

United’s First A321neo Arrives in the U.S.

After ferrying from Airbus’ Hamburg, Germany manufacturing facility, United’s first A321neo arrived in the U.S. on Monday. The Chicago-based airline is gearing up to begin service with the new aircraft in December. After announcing an order for more aircraft in…

DC-8, 737 MAX to Fly Side-by-Side

Airlines and manufacturers across the globe are pouring resources and time into finding a fuel solution that will reduce the impact aviation has on the environment. Boeing, the German Aerospace Center, NASA and United Airlines are continuing the search in…

American Seeks Tokyo Haneda Slots to Start JFK Service

In an application filed with the United States Department of Transportation (DOT), American Airlines has requested the seven weekly slot pairs that will soon be vacated by Delta at Tokyo Haneda Airport. American is requesting the slots to restart service…