Aviation
FAA Orders Airlines to Implement Merit-Based Hiring for Pilots
The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday ordered U.S. airlines to certify that they are implementing merit-based hiring for pilots. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the
Cuba Warns Airlines It Can’t Guarantee Refuelling for International Carriers
Cuban aviation officials warned airlines on Saturday that they can’t guarantee refueling for international carriers following the Trump administration’s move to cut the country off
United Eyes Two Chicago O’Hare Gates in $30.2 Million Deal With Spirit
United Airlines entered into an agreement with Spirit Airlines to acquire two gates at Chicago O’Hare for $30.2 million. The arrangement, revealed by Spirit on
Clogged Toilet Grounds JetBlue Flight for Hours As Staff Refuse to Remove the Feces
A JetBlue flight scheduled to fly from Philadelphia to Boston was stuck on the tarmac for hours Saturday as staff refused to remove feces that
JetBlue Passengers on Flight That Experienced Midair Software Glitch Sue Airbus for Negligence
JetBlue passengers aboard an Airbus A320 airplane are now suing Airbus for negligence after experiencing an “uncommanded loss of altitude” due to a software glitch
American Airlines Flight Attendants Voice Discontent With Airline Leadership
American Airlines flight attendants have expressed growing dissatisfaction with the airline’s current leadership. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), the labor union representing American
Trump Announced US Airlines Can Resume Flights to Venezuela
US airlines are set to return to Venezuela four weeks after US forces captured Nicolás Maduro. US President Donald Trump announced that US airlines would
DOT Waives $11 Million of Southwest’s Penalty Over 2022 Meltdown
The Trump administration announced Saturday that it is waiving part of the $140 million penalty tied to Southwest Airlines’ December 2022 meltdown. Under the decision,
JetBlue Launches New Boston Routes to Barcelona and Milan
JetBlue Airways is adding European flights as it takes its single-aisle planes to Barcelona and Milan from Boston next year. Daily service from Boston to
United CEO Scott Kirby Questions American Airlines’ Long-Term Viability
During an appearance on the “Airline Confidential” podcast, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby discussed the future of the U.S. airline industry. Kirby directly questioned the
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