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The roll-out comes at a sensitive time for the carrier as the FAA continues a major safety review into the company’s operations. 

Once at a standstill as a result of the pandemic, road warriors are returning to business travel as corporations implement more return-to-office policies and in-person client meetings.

The FAA says it has not approved new planes and routes for United, but the carrier said it has been cleared to begin the process of resuming certification activities.

After seven years overseeing one of Europe’s biggest budget carriers, Lundgren is leaving the business in good shape.

The sweeping bill includes a range of consumer protections, including automatic refunds and guaranteed family seating.

The Airbus A321XLR is due to make its commercial debut in just a few months, but the aircraft has found itself caught in the middle of a major dispute.

The merger of Air India and Vistara combines India’s two full-service carriers, creating the only domestic full-service airline.

The Justice Department has determined that Boeing violated the terms of its deferred prosecution agreement related to the Max 8 fatal crashes. It’s unclear whether the DOJ will now pursue a criminal prosecution into the plane maker.

Despite being Australia’s national airline, Qantas couldn’t compete effectively with a torrent of competition from Chinese carriers.

With premium cabins typically delivering much higher profit margins than economy seats, good occupancy is a key performance metric for many airlines.