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Caught in The Chaos of War

For the airline and aerospace industries, Russia's invasion of Ukraine is unlike other recent conflicts. For one, it's occurring on the doorstep of some of the world's busiest airspace, much…
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Ukraine War and Airlines: Here’s What We Know So Far

Airlines are already beginning to feel the repercussions of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Airspace closures are only just beginning and are expected to extend as European countries ban Russian airlines. But the real loser could be Russia's Aeroflot, which depends on overflight royalties and operates a fleet of Western aircraft.

Will This United Pilot Be the Next FAA Administrator?

John Boccieri, a United Airlines pilot, vice commander of the Pittsburgh U.S. Air Reserve base and a former U.S. Congressman from Ohio, is one of the more intriguing names being mentioned to succeed outgoing Steve Dickson as the FAA Administrator.
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SAS to Slash $806 Million in Costs for an Airline Industry Changed Forever

SAS is confronting a radically different Scandinavian airline market now than it had at the start of the pandemic. New competition from startups like Flyr and a restructured Norwegian Air mean SAS will have to continue cutting costs in order to stay competitive.
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After Winter Must Come Spring

"We are now past the inflection point," Air Lease Corp. Executive Chairman Steven Udvar-Hazy said last week. By the lessor's reckoning, CEO John Plueger noted, the inflection point occurred some…