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Maskless Passenger ‘Moons’ Crew

Flight attendants put up with way too much over the last two years. The pandemic has seemingly driven everyone to the brink of meltdowns, some more

Biden Suspends 44 Flights From China

More back and forth from the Biden administration with a superpower in the East. While he matches wits with Putin on the border of Ukraine,

Northern Pacific Airways Reveals First 757, Will Offer Food On-Demand

Another airline is set to take to the skies amid a pandemic, say hello to Northern Pacific Airways. In an event held at San Bernadino

Delta anticipates weather-related flight cancellations despite changes to 5G roll out

Delta is taking the necessary steps to ensure safety remains the priority in compliance with FAA guidelines. Customers should download the Fly Delta app for

Delta issues travel waiver ahead of winter weather in Southeastern U.S.

Due to forecasted winter weather in the Southeastern U.S., Delta has issued a travel waiver for those who may be impacted – effective Jan. 21-22.

Delta volunteers serve their communities for 2022 Martin Luther King Jr. Day

On Jan. 17 and leading into the holiday, Delta people honored Dr. King and our commitment to DEI by saying, doing and learning more to

American Airlines Names Gregory D. Smith to its Board of Directors

FORT WORTH, Texas — American Airlines Group Inc. (NASDAQ: AAL) today announced the election of Gregory D. Smith, 55, to its board of directors. Smith

Aviation Companies Pushing Back on 5G

If you have watched TV or scrolled social media in the last few years, this won’t be news to you. 5G is the next big

Winter Storms Cause More Flight Cancelations

COVID-19 batted at the travel industry like a midwesterner at mosquitos for the last two years. When airlines and cruise lines find a way to

Southwest’s New CEO Sits Down with AP

After over a half-century of flying customers from coast to coast, Southwest Airlines saw its first-ever negative profit year. Like most travel companies out there,