Airline and Airport Weekly News In Brief: China Southern, Iraqi Airways, Sun Country and more
As the aviation industry continues its recovery trajectory, airlines around the globe are swiftly adapting to the increasing demand for… Read More »
Iconic NYC Spot: P.J. Clarke’s, Frank Sinatra’s Beloved Restaurant, Still Thrives Today
ocated at the bustling intersection of Third Avenue and 55th Street in New York City, P.J. Clarke’s stands as a… Read More »
Airbus CEO Considers Acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems Facilities Amid Boeing Deal
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury has indicated that acquiring two Spirit AeroSystems factories is a plausible scenario, as reported by Reuters…. Read More »
Southwest Airlines Faces Major Setback as 2024 Boeing Jet Deliveries Halve
Southwest Airlines’ growth plans have hit a snag as the anticipated number of Boeing jet deliveries for 2024 is expected… Read More »
John Slattery to Step Down as GE Aerospace’s Chief Commercial Officer in June, Will Remain as Adviser
GE Aerospace has announced a significant change in its leadership as John Slattery, the Chief Commercial Officer, is set to… Read More »
Boost Your Earnings with Palace Resorts: A Destination Wedding Planner’s Dream
Discover the magic of hosting destination weddings at stunning venues by the sea in Mexico and Jamaica with Palace Resorts…. Read More »
US Airlines Urge Biden Administration to Halt Additional Flights to China Amid Competitive Concerns
Major U.S. airlines and aviation unions are calling on the Biden administration to refrain from approving further flights between the… Read More »
UK Startup Firefly to Convert Human Waste into Jet Fuel with Wizz Air Order
A groundbreaking venture between Wizz Air and UK-based Firefly could soon see aircraft powered by jet fuel derived from human… Read More »
Frontier Airlines Imposes $60,000 Training Repayment Fee on New Pilots Who Leave Early
Frontier Airlines has introduced a significant policy change that impacts new pilots, informing them that they will be required to… Read More »
Cargo Market Downturn Leads Northern Air Cargo to Store Newly Acquired Boeing 767 Freighters
In a surprising move reflective of the current airfreight market dynamics, Northern Air Cargo, backed by Saltchuk Resources, has opted… Read More »
NTSB Intensifies Probe with Boeing Over 737-9 Door Issue, Interviews Ongoing
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has resumed a detailed investigation involving Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as… Read More »
IndiGo Airlines Finalizes Order for Ten Additional A320neo Aircraft with Airbus
IndiGo Airlines, based at Delhi International Airport, has confirmed an order for ten A320neo family jets, solidifying its commitment with… Read More »
Go First Receives Extended Deadline for Insolvency Resolution by India’s NCLT
India’s Go First airline has been granted an additional 60 days to finalize its insolvency resolution process, with the National… Read More »
Kenya Airways Shifts from Wet to Damp Lease for A330 to Enhance Service Quality
Kenya Airways is transitioning its leasing arrangement for an A330-300 aircraft from a wet lease with Hi Fly Malta to… Read More »
Top Santorini Airbnbs for 2024: From Secluded Cave Houses to Luxurious Villas
Discover the ultimate places to stay in Santorini this summer with our guide to the best Airbnbs on the island…. Read More »
Universal Orlando to Launch Two Cosmic-Themed Hotels in 2025 Near Epic Universe Park
Universal Orlando Resort has released exciting details about two new cosmic-themed hotels set to open in 2025. These hotels will… Read More »
Romania’s FLYYO Back in the Air with Nouvelair ACMI Contract After 15-Month Hiatus
After a suspension lasting nearly 15 months, Romania-based airline FLYYO (4D) has restarted its revenue flights, marking a significant turnaround… Read More »
IAG Proposes Significant Concessions to Secure Air Europa Acquisition
In a recent interview with El País, Luis Gallego, Chief Executive of IAG International Airlines Group, outlined the group’s readiness… Read More »
Brazil’s Azul Concludes A350 Operations, Shifts Focus to A330-900neo Fleet
Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras, commonly known as Azul, has officially phased out its Airbus A350-900 operations. The Brazilian airline’s last… Read More »
FAA Investigates Claims of Fuselage Issues in Boeing 777 and 787 as Whistleblower Testifies
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is actively investigating allegations by Boeing engineer and whistleblower Sam Salehpour regarding quality concerns in… Read More »
Fiji Endorses Open Skies Policy to Expand Air Travel and Economic Growth
The Fijian government has officially decided to adopt an open skies policy, a significant shift announced following a cabinet meeting… Read More »
Lufthansa Halts Flights to Iran Amid Rising Tensions, While Austrian Airlines Continues Service
As geopolitical tensions heighten, Lufthansa has opted to cancel all flights to and from Iran up to the upcoming Saturday,… Read More »