Searching for Solutions to Alaska’s High Rate of Deadly Air Crashes

Alaska has a growing share of the country’s deadly crashes from small commercial flights. Here’s what experts say could be done to improve aviation safety in the state. (www.propublica.org) Ещё...

Atlas Air inks 747 freighter contract with FedEx

FedEx doesn't operate 747s of its own, but has a big contractor that does. (www.freightwaves.com) Ещё...

Delta CEO Sees a Place for Boeing’s 737 MAX in Fleet

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian sees a “place” for the Boeing 737 Max at the carrier as it looks for opportunistic deals to reshape its fleet over the next decade. This would be Delta’s first major Boeing order in a decade. (airlineweekly.com) Ещё...

Lufthansa Wants To Be The Launch Customer For Airbus’ ZEROe

This time last year, Airbus revealed three concept aircraft, presently going by the name of ZEROe. (simpleflying.com) Ещё...

United Airlines employees sue company over its 'draconian' COVID vaccine mandate

Attorneys argue United Airlines' handling of its new vaccine rule violates the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (www.foxbusiness.com) Ещё...

The A380 Will be Back in Brazil! Find Out the Resume Date!

The A380 aircraft will fly the Dubai-São Paulo route by the Emirates airline and will be the only airline to operate the A380 aircraft to Brazil and South America... (cmsherbert.blogspot.com) Ещё...

LOT POLISH AIRLINES🇵🇱 BOEING 737MAX Cockpit

LOT POLISH AIRLINES🇵🇱 BOEING 737MAX & BOEING 737-800 Cockpit (www.youtube.com) Ещё...

AVIC’s PW150C termination puts MA700 in engine limbo

The AVIC Xian Aircraft MA700 turboprop faces an uncertain future following the termination of a relationship with Pratt & Whitney Canada for the PW150C engine. (africapearl.com) Ещё...

United 737 Football Charter Tips Over At Lewiston Airport

A United 737 carrying the USC Trojans college football team to Washington state, tipped over at Lewiston Airport during the unloading process. (www.gatechecked.com) Ещё...

FAA Asks Airlines to 'Take More Action' in Curbing Unruly Passenger Incidents

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday urged representatives of major U.S. airlines to come up with ways they can do more to help stop the surge of reported "unruly" passenger incidents – and asked them to lay out those plans in a matter of days. (www.foxbusiness.com) Ещё...