American Airlines Grows This Long-Haul Route To Record 5 Daily Flights This Weekend
Northern carriers will switch to summer schedules based on IATA slot seasons on March 30. On this day, American Airlines will increase Dallas/Fort Worth to London Heathrow departures to a record five daily. It will become the carrier's most-served long-haul route. Even more significantly, examining Cirium Diio data shows that none of its long-haul links has had that frequency for 12 years.
NASA astronaut who gave up seat for Starliner crew takes command of SpaceX Crew-11 flight to ISS
Delta Air Lines To Operate Normandy Legacy Flight For 4th Consecutive Year
In commemoration of the 81st Anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, Delta Air Lines will operate special charter flights to and from Normandy, France, for the fourth consecutive year. This year’s charters will mark the fourth time a US passenger airline will fly directly to Normandy, with the others being Delta flights from 2022-2024.
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These 5 US Airports Get International Flights This Year
In 2025, over 80 US airports will have scheduled international passenger flights. These include Colorado Springs, Memphis, Oklahoma City, Providence, and Richmond. These airportsalready have or are building Federal Inspection Services Facilities (FIS) and other infrastructure. While Colorado Springs will have such service for the first time, the others will regain them—some after a long absence.
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American Airlines Bans Serial Harasser Who Allegedly Groped 22-Year-Old Woman Inflight
The Department of Justice (DOJ) disclosed that the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) has begun an investigation against a passenger who sexually harassed another traveler on a flight from Chicago to Seattle.
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Alaska Airlines Adding Operations To New York-JFK's Terminal 8
Alaska Airlines has announced that some of its flights would be operated from Terminal 8 at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), including arrivals from San Francisco and San Diego.
Ryanair CEO Doesn't "Think There's Much Likelihood" Of Boeing Aircraft Being Subject To Tariffs
Amid widespread economic uncertainty around the world brought on by the tariffs imposed by the US on its trading partners, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary says that he is confident commercial aircraft will not be affected by it. His comments came recently after he spoke with a top executive at Boeing.
Boeing's next Starliner launch for NASA could slip to early 2026 after fixes
American Airlines Will Offer More Seats Between Los Angeles & Vancouver This Summer
Amdist talks and uncertainty regarding the demand for flights between Canada and the United States, American Airlines’ schedules revealed that the airline has planned significant growth across the border, including on specific routes, such as between Los Angeles and Vancouver.
First Class Delta Air Lines Passenger Files Lawsuit Claiming They Were Kicked Offboard For Being Black
A first-class passenger on a Delta Air Lines flight has reportedly filed a lawsuit, alleging that she was removed from the aircraft due to racial discrimination.
Virgin Atlantic Opens New Clubhouse With Gratitude To LA County Firefighters
Virgin Atlantic is leveling up the long-haul game at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) as it prepares to celebrate 35 years of serving the market. The carrier cut the ribbon on Friday, officially opening its newest Clubhouse location to eligible passengers.
FAA Acting Administrator Admits "Something Was Missed" Amid American Airlines Flight 5342 Crash
At a recent Senate hearing on the midair collision in Washington, D.C., the FAA Acting Administrator said that something was missed that resulted in the fatal crash in January. Several questions were raised at the hearing, including to the Army Brig. Gen. Matthew Braman on why Army helicopters operating in the DCA airspace were not transmitting ADS-B Out data.
US Space Force certifies new Vulcan Centaur rocket to launch national security missions
NASA cancels cargo launch to ISS due to damaged Cygnus spacecraft
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