Articles tagged “embraer”

Airlines

American Airlines Goes All In on Its Loyalty Program and Small Cities

American unveiled an interesting strategy during its investor day Monday afternoon — bolster its loyalty program and presence in small U.S. cities.

Meghna Maharishi | 2 months ago

American Airlines Goes All In on Its Loyalty Program and Small Cities

Short-Term Rentals

Airbnb Approaches a New Milestone

Today's podcast looks at Airbnb's latest listings numbers, JetBlue and Spirit's latest agreement, and American Airlines' latest order.

Rashaad Jorden | 2 months ago

Airbnb Approaches a New Milestone

Airlines

American Airlines Orders 260 New Planes: Here’s What They’re Getting

The addition of the Boeing 737 Max 10 in American's order is a vote of confidence in the U.S. manufacturer's yet-to-be certified plane.

Gordon Smith | 2 months ago

American Airlines Orders 260 New Planes: Here’s What They’re Getting

Airline Weekly

Embraer May Sell Older E-Jets in the U.S. For Another Decade

U.S. airline pilot contracts could keep production of Embraer's older E-Jets humming for another 10 years.

8 months ago
Embraer May Sell Older E-Jets in the U.S. For Another Decade

Airlines

Flying Cars Could Face an Infrastructure Shortage — Power Grids to Recharge Them

These so-called flying taxis will face numerous obstacles in the path toward getting off the ground. Consumer adoption and pricing could be issues, and ample electricity to recharge vehicle batteries is another.

Gabriel Araujo, Reuters | 10 months ago

Flying Cars Could Face an Infrastructure Shortage — Power Grids to Recharge Them

Airlines

Porter Airlines Tops Up Embraer Order to 100 Jets at Farnborough

Canada’s Porter Airlines is in a much better place compared to the pandemic, when it furloughed 90 percent of its staff. It's just ordered an additional 20 E195-E2 aircraft from Embraer, which also won an eight-plane order from Alaska Air Group.

Gabriel Araujo, Reuters | 2 years ago

Porter Airlines Tops Up Embraer Order to 100 Jets at Farnborough

Airline Weekly

How Badly Will a Ban on Russian Titanium Hurt Airplane Manufacturing?

Global planemakers are confident in their ability to meet production targets despite the Western sanctions on Russian exports. The aerospace industry relies on Russian supply of this key metal for aircraft production.

2 years ago
How Badly Will a Ban on Russian Titanium Hurt Airplane Manufacturing?

Airlines

Flying Taxis Face Steep Regulatory Hurdles

The orders for electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles, or eVTOLs, are coming in, but a mix of regulatory, technical and even social challenges means it could be several more years before they really take off.

Chen Lin, Gerry Doyle and Jamie Freed, Reuters | 2 years ago

Flying Taxis Face Steep Regulatory Hurdles

Airline Weekly

Embraer’s Electric Aircraft Business Eve to Go Public Via $2.4 Billion SPAC

Embraer's air mobility startup Eve is the latest to cash in on the SPAC craze. The developer of electric vertical takeoff and landing, or eVTOLs, aircraft plans to list in New York with a $2.4 billion valuation, and more than 500 commitments for its aircraft.

2 years ago
Embraer’s Electric Aircraft Business Eve to Go Public Via $2.4 Billion SPAC

Business Travel

How Remote Work at This Consulting Firm Will Boost Regional Airports

It's still too soon to call how much corporate travel will shrink, but one side effect will be a shift away from major airports across the U.S. All eyes will be on PwC.

Matthew Parsons | 3 years ago

How Remote Work at This Consulting Firm Will Boost Regional Airports