Articles tagged “airline weekly”

Michael Jordan worked wonders with a basketball. Can Bob Jordan do the same with a fleet of more than 700 planes?

Labor is making big headway at U.S. airlines. The Air Line Pilots Association reached an agreement-in-principal with Delta Air Lines in a deal that could set a new benchmark for pilot pay if ratified.

It's been a while since there's been a new airline in East Asia. A restructured AirAsia is making the first move.

At some point airline capacity will outstrip travel demand to Paris. But not next summer, according to the CEO of leisure carrier French Bee.

The U.S.'s largest international aviation market, Mexico, is poised for a lot of new flights.

The cost of peace with pilots comes at a high price tag for Delta — and the overall airline industry.

Malaysia’s Capital A will not be merging its airlines, but will instead move all the carriers under one existing structure, similar to how British Airways, Iberia Airline, and Aer Lingus…

Singapore Airlines hopes to extend its success to Thai Airways under a new partnership.

United is throwing pilots a bone with two new bases where many crew members already live.

Delta is rushing to get used Boeing 737s in the air as the pilot shortage keeps some regional jets grounded. But some customers may be disappointed with the onboard experience.