United shuffles staff, fleet supporting seniority
Sometimes less optimized aircraft scheduling is better for an airline. In this case United is taking a(nother) hit thanks to the ridiculously slow flight attendant...
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ViaSat talks up line-fit, aviation backlog as ViaSat-2 nears service
With its newest satellite now in orbit ViaSat keen to resume its growth path, both in the air and on the ground. CEO Mark Dankberg...
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Virgin Australia confirms plans for fleet-wide wifi
More faster inflight wifi is coming to Australia. Virgin Australia completed its trials of the Gogo 2Ku platform and is moving forward with a wider...
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Competition at Paine Field: United to add service in Fall 2018
Did you bet on Paine Field north of Seattle as the next airport for a competitive scene? If so, come collect your winnings. United and...
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Bring back the inflight cookies: Midwest Express might return
Can the memory of chocolate chip cookies bring an airline brand back to life? We just might find out in Milwaukee as Midwest Express appears...
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No charter? No problem. New England Patriots own their own planes now.
Call it trickle-down aviation economics. Unable to reasonably secure charter services for the team the New England Patriots are bringing the service in-house, buying a...
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BA brings the A380 to Chicago
Chicago travelers get a chance to fly the A380 on a regular basis next summer thanks to British Airways.
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Big bucks, big bills for Gogo in Q2 ’17
More passengers are using Gogo's service but that doesn't translate into greater profits. Costs are also up and consumers may find themselves soon paying more...
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An Airdrop photo transfer BETWEEN planes??
Turns out moving data between aircraft in could be easier than we think. Check out this video of an iPhone AirDrop session between two pilots...
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Rumors abound: Nashville, Orlando transatlantic growth coming
Growing competition means growing routes across the Atlantic. Delta and British Airways are expected to announced new routes imminently to help fend off the LCCs.