Alaska Airlines to fly vets free from Pacific islands
Alaska Airlines is joining with the Honor Flight Network to offer veterans living in Hawaii and on other Pacific islands… Read More »
Airlines seek clarity from FAA on upgraded altimeters
Airlines are concerned about a lack of specificity, transparency and formal regulation regarding requirements for commercial aircraft altimeters to be… Read More »
Buttigieg visits United Aviate Academy
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited United Aviate Academy in Goodyear, Arizona on Friday to spend time with future aviators. Aviate,… Read More »
Delta names Antilla to Latin America VP role
Delta Air Lines has named Alex Antilla its Vice President for Latin America. Antilla, who has spent the last 16… Read More »
United invests in electric air taxi company
United Airlines made a $10 million investment in Archer Aviation, which manufactures short-haul electric aircraft resembling helicopters. The airline plans… Read More »
Atlas Air extends Qantas partnership
Atlas Air has extended its cargo partnership with Qantas Freight and will continue providing capacity to the Australian company. “We… Read More »
Air Canada expands cargo fleet
Air Canada’s aggressive investment in expanding its cargo fleet has resulted in a 42% annual increase in second-quarter freight revenue,… Read More »
Indianapolis airport begins $190M runway reconstruction
Indianapolis International Airport has begun a $190 million runway reconstruction project that is expected to be completed in late 2024…. Read More »
TSA expands upgraded checkpoint scanning system
The Transportation Security Administration is expanding its use of the Credential Authentication Technology system, which allows agents to obtain flight… Read More »
Air Canada adds Denmark to Quebec destinations
Air Canada will launch a new route between Montreal and Copenhagen, Denmark, next June. By next summer, the airline will… Read More »
FedEx, UPS join federal program to ease supply chain
FedEx and UPS are among 36 companies joining the Transportation Department’s Freight Logistics Optimization Works, or FLOW, pilot program, which… Read More »
United will buy eVTOL vehicles to advance sustainability
United Airlines plans to acquire up to 200 Archer Aviation electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles as part of the… Read More »
Airlines inspire next generation of aviation pros at LAX
Employees from Atlas Air, Southwest and United joined an Aviation Careers Education (ACE) Academy event that Los Angeles World Airports… Read More »
Ore. airport to get locally sourced timber roof
A curved timber roof for the main terminal at Oregon’s Portland International Airport was constructed at a separate location and… Read More »
Solar energy partnership boosts sustainable fuel project
Dimensional Energy has announced a partnership with Heliogen to employ its solar energy technology in producing sustainable aviation fuel. Dimensional,… Read More »
Delta, American lounges offer local color
As American Airlines and Delta Air Lines revamp airport lounges and build new ones, they are opting for custom designs… Read More »
Alaska Airlines files WWII soldier’s remains home
When a World War II soldier’s remains were located in Europe, Alaska Airlines stepped in to provide transportation for the… Read More »
Airlines aim to retrofit aircraft with hydrogen engines
Airlines and manufacturers seeking to create low-emissions aircraft see retrofitting planes with new engines as a faster path forward than… Read More »
HBCUs seek to partner with airlines on pilot pipelines
Historically Black colleges and universities like Florida Memorial University are partnering with airlines to provide opportunities for their students to… Read More »
Delta Air Lines boosts business travel tools
Delta Air Lines has gathered all of its business travel tools and services, as well as some new ones, under… Read More »
Ore. airports slated for $20M in federal grants
The latest round of federal infrastructure grants includes $20 million for improvements at 11 Oregon airports. About $17.5 million is… Read More »
Airbus booked more than 400 aircraft orders in July
Airbus took new orders for more than 400 aircraft in July. The customers include American Airlines and Delta Air Lines.