
NYC Mayor Ends Lease Of Pakistan International Airlines-Owned Roosevelt Hotel
It is not unheard of for airlines to own other products/services related to the travel experience. For example, the parent company of Allegiant Air, Allegiant Travel Company, owns the Sunseeker Resort in Florida. Doing this allows Allegiant to bundle vacation offers and make an appeal to leisure travelers beyond just low air fares or convenient routes.
USDOT Secretary Reveals Plan To Increase Hiring Of Air Traffic Controllers
United States Department of Transportation announced a proposal Thursday to increase recruitment efforts and speed up the hiring process in an effort to solve the persistent lack of air traffic controllers. The program aims to solve long-standing staffing problems that have caused the country's aviation infrastructure to become more and more stressed.
Massive Turkish Airlines Boeing Order Could Take 6 More Months To Finalize
Turkish Airlines has emerged as a global aviation powerhouse. The Istanbul-based carrier links its global network through a powerful hub at Istanbul Airport, which is among the busiest in Europe. Turkish has also continued to expand its presence in the United States, and added markets like Denver International Airport last year as another spoke in its robust network. The airline is also looking at further expansion in America, including to key markets like Minneapolis, Philadelphia, and Charlotte.
Engine On Fire: FedEx Boeing 767 Returns To Newark After Bird Strike
A FedEx Boeing 767-300F operating a service from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) to Indianapolis (IND) had to return to its airport of origin after a bird strike. Social media footage shows the aircraft’s engine on fire as it made its way back to Newark. The incident occurred on Saturday morning local time.
American Airlines To Trial Free WiFi On 3 Domestic Routes Next Week
American Airlines is reportedly set to test a free inflight WiFi service on three domestic routes starting next week. The news comes as airlines across the world increasingly offer this service free of charge.
Delta Air Lines Announces Its 1st Ever International Route From Austin
Delta Air Lines has announced that it will be further expanding its operation from Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) airport as of this winter with its first ever international route. The airline plans to connect the Texan capital with Cancun, Mexico.
Delta Air Lines Becomes 2nd US Airline To This Long Haul Destination Unserved Until 2024
Delta Air Lines has announced that it will be adding year-round service to Marrakesh as of October 2025, operating three times a week with a Boeing 767-400ER. The new route will make Delta the second US airline to offer flights to the Moroccan city after United Airlines which launched a connection from Newark in October last year.
United Airlines Resumes Washington Dulles-Albuquerque Route
United Airlines has planned to resume flights between Washington, DC, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, becoming the second airline to serve the Washington–Baltimore combined statistical area from Albuquerque.
Delta Air Lines Boeing 767-300ER Returns To Salt Lake City Due To Engine Failure
A Delta Air Lines flight heading to Honolulu was forced to return to Salt Lake City on February 27 after the flight crew observed an engine performance issue shortly after takeoff, according to local news television ABC4 Utah.
Southwest Airlines Accuses San Antonio Airport Officials Of False Statements In Dispute Over New Terminal
Southwest Airlines is continuing its legal battle against the City of San Antonio, claiming that airport officials misrepresented the facts to the courts and taxpayers in defense statements. The airline accuses the airport of unfair selection of the airlines that would use its new terminal.
Up To 2h 48m: The Longest Turboprop Flights Between The US & Canada
Based on analyzing all schedules using Cirium Diio information, turboprop aircraft will operate 7% of flights from the US to Canada between March and August. That's four points higher than domestic US services, a market in which such equipment is renowned for being deeply unpopular. One in 14 US-Canada flights will be on a prop, covering an average distance of just 276 nautical miles (511 km).
“It’s Impossible To Compete On Price”: Binter Canarias On Ryanair Competition
The airline of the Canary Islands is not necessarily well-known. Binter Canarias, while relatively small compared to other European carriers like Air France or British Airways, is a force to be reckoned with for flights to its main hubs.
Canada To Have 2 Airbus A380 Airlines For The 1st Time In 3 Years
There are 10 Airbus A380 users worldwide. Currently, only one of these—Emirates—uses the superjumbo to Canada. However, this will change on June 24, when fellow UAE operator Etihad Airways will deploy the type to Toronto. This will be the first time Canada's busiest airport has had more than one A380 operator.
Frontier Airlines Grows In Atlanta As Southwest Airlines Retracts
Frontier Airlines has announced additional routes out of Atlanta, as the low-cost carrier continues to grow at the fortress known as Delta Air Lines’ central hub. At the same time, Southwest Airlines has continued to reduce capacity to/from Atlanta, yet should remain the second-largest airline at the airport in 2025.
Embraer Delivered 73 Commercial Jets Last Year: Expects Up To 85 This Year
Embraer has unveiled its Q4 2024 and 2024 results, including its annual deliveries and expected aircraft handovers in 2025, with the Brazilian plane maker planning to improve its commercial aircraft deliveries by around 10%.
London Gatwick Gets Latest New Airline & 20+ In 2 Years
London Gatwick is in an enviable position. It has strong brand awareness among airlines and passengers, including internationally. It has more slots—including at peak times—than London Heathrow while also having lower fees/charges. These factors, and more, have contributed to the UK's second-busiest airport welcoming 20+ new and returning airlines since 2023. They include one carrier that has just revealed Gatwick flights.
USDOT Secretary Says Pilots Should Lose Their Licenses If At Fault For Accidents
In an interview, Sean Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation, has claimed that pilots should lose their license if they had made an error that resulted in an incident, already circumventing the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) by saying that some of the recent safety events involving US airlines could be pinned on pilot error.
Frontier Airlines Cuts Into Delta's Capacity With 9 New Routes From Atlanta
Frontier Airlines is set to further expand its presence at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport and has announced nine new routes. The airline is now the fastest-growing carrier in Atlanta and has registered significant growth year-on-year. The new routes will be operational this summer season.
Emirates Chief Believes Airlines Would Buy The A380 Again With Some Mods
Emirates' president, Sir Tim Clark, has reiterated once again his airline’s desire for Airbus to restart production of the A380, a development that seems highly unlikely considering the fate of the final assembly line of the aircraft type. Let’s examine what he has to say for today’s video…
American Airlines Arena 2.0? How It Could Make A Comeback
The basketball venue home to the Phoenix Suns just ended its current naming contract with its sponsor, Footprint, a sustainable materials company based in the Phoenix area. The arena is now searching for a new naming sponsor. The space has not been sponsored by an airline in almost 10 years, but American Airlines could potentially be its next sponsor.