Kicking it old school: Boeing considers passenger 767s again
Boeing's customers are so desperate for a smaller twin-aisle aircraft that the manufacturer is considering something unprecedented: Bringing the 767 back into production as a...
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Temperature scans in, 767s out for Air Canada, Rouge
Air Canada will be the first airline in the Americas to require temperature screening of passengers prior to travel. The carrier will also retire 79...
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United’s long-haul operations focus on a new "workhorse"
United Airlines is not formally retiring any aircraft yet, but the company hinted at what its future fleet will look like in a memo to...
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American, Delta confirm accelerated fleet retirements
Looking to fly on an American Airlines 767 or E190? It is too late. Both aircraft types, already slated for retirement, had that process accelerated...
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Eastern Airlines plans JFK-Cabo San Lucas flights as it ramps up scheduled service
The (re)relaunched Eastern Airlines wants to deliver on its promise of a broad geographic footprint. The carrier applied for DoT permission to grow its scheduled...
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MAX, XLR and NMA: Which works for United??
On the heels of its strongest second quarter results since the 2010 merger United Airlines found itself facing tough questions from investors about future fleet...