Pilots furloughs put squeeze on US regional fleets
With US airlines now filing WARN notices for potential furloughs the potential to see that impact their regional partners is becoming more clear. Scope clauses...
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British Airways ends 747 service
British Airways made it official to crew this evening: the 747 will leave its fleet effective immediately. Subject to consultations with employee unions, the Queen...
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American JetBlue team for NYC, Boston feed
American Airlines and JetBlue are to launch a "strategic partnership" in Boston and the New York City area, aligning flights and loyalty program benefits to...
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The "new normal" of travel: FlightPlan survey reveals industry expectations
Traveling by air today brings a new set of challenges and concerns for passengers, but the means to address them remain scarce. A survey conducted...
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This Delta A321 won’t be domesticated
Generally speaking airlines don't dedicate an aircraft to a single route. But this is certainly a time for strange things in the world of aviation....
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Accessible Lavs and more wifi flying: The Weekly Wrap
Improved wifi offerings from multiple vendors leads this edition of the Weekly Wrap, while an option for more accessible lav access is our feature interview....
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Breeze blows inland, slow-rolls launch plans
The newest US airline, Breeze Airways, is taking a delay in its launch plans. The company is also adjusting its fleet plan and service markets...
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JetBlue beefs up Los Angeles, abandons Long Beach
JetBlue's long and convoluted history at Long Beach comes to a close in October. The carrier will move its LA crew and maintenance bases to...
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OWG to launch as new Canadian leisure carrier this Fall
Canada's Nolinor Aviation has a long history of providing charter air services, mostly in the country's far north. Now the company wants to bring its...
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Peek inside the largest converted cargo aircraft flying today
Given that the A380 has no real future as a true cargo aircraft (i.e. containers on the main deck, not just in the belly) this...