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Delta Offers Compensation for Customers Affected by Systemwide Outage

In a video, Delta CEO Ed Bastian apologizes to customers for disruption to airline’s operations today, assures that airline employees are working “all hands on deck” to bring flight schedule back to normal. (Transcript of video below.) ED BASTIAN VIDEO TRANSCRIPT I’m Ed Bastian. I’m speaking to you today from our operations and customer center […]

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FAA Administrator Talks Safety and Innovation at AirVenture

Speaking before a diverse general aviation audience at the EAA AirVenture air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, FAA Administrator Michael Huerta underscored the importance of government and industry collaboration and highlighted a number of initiatives that are making general aviation safer and more efficient. “The passion that drives pilots to fly here, year after year, is […]

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Delta Breaks Its Record For Passengers Carried In A Day

More people flew Delta last Friday than any previous day in the airline’s history, as 624,000 revenue customers departed on flights to destinations around the globe aboard 5,903 Delta and Delta Connection flights. That was like carrying the entire population of Baltimore in a single day. The record enplanements beat the previous No. 1 day—June […]

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DOT and FAA Finalize Rules for Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems

WASHINGTON – Today, the Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration has finalized the first operational rules (PDF) for routine commercial use of small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS or “drones”), opening pathways towards fully integrating UAS into the nation’s airspace. These new regulations work to harness new innovations safely, to spur job growth, advance critical scientific […]

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Boeing Announces Expansion Plans for Training Capabilities in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, – Boeing (NYSE: BA) announced today it has expanded its training capabilities at its Flight Services campus in Shanghai to support customers in the region. Included in the new offerings are a Next-Generation 737 full-flight simulator and a state-of-the-art 737 maintenance training classroom. “We are pleased to help our customers be more efficient and […]

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From Airmail to Biofuel – United Airlines Builds on 90 Years of Aviation Firsts

CHICAGO, – When a Swallow aircraft took off from Pasco, Washington, on an airmail route bound for Boise, Idaho, on April 6, 1926, it marked the beginning of 90 years of aviation firsts for United Airlines. Since then, United has connected more than 4 billion people to important business meetings, family events, new experiences and […]

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Alaska Air Group to Acquire Virgin America, Creating West Coast’s Premier Carrier

SEATTLE and SAN FRANCISCO, April 4, 2016 Highlights: Deal combines two leading airlines known for outstanding customer service and low fares. Alaska Airlines expands its California presence, while creating new opportunities for growth and competition. Expanded route network benefits customers, with 1,200 daily departures. Transaction is expected to be accretive to adjusted earnings per share […]

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Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia launch search for aviation biofuel opportunities

Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia today announced a partnership to investigate options for locally produced aviation biofuel. The trans-Tasman alliance partners are issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to the market to explore the opportunity to procure locally-produced aviation biofuel. Air New Zealand Chief Flight Operations and Safety Officer Captain David Morgan says the […]

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Boeing Announces European Leadership Structure to Streamline & Drive Growth

London, – Boeing today announced a regionalized leadership structure in Europe, to streamline its corporate presence and drive business growth. The new structure aligns Boeing corporate leaders across the Continent into a unified team and integrates the company’s strategy development and government affairs initiatives at a regional level. “These changes sharpen Boeing’s strategic focus on […]

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Lower Noise Emissions, Up To Four Percent in Fuel Saving Thanks To Wingtip Extensions

Even before introducing the A350 long-haul aeroplane with an up to 50 percent smaller noise footprint, in future Lufthansa medium-haul planes will also be flying more quietly. This is because the Airbus A320 fleet is being fitted with ‘sharklets’, which are 2.40-metre-tall wingtip extensions. Depending on the length of the route, they bring about fuel […]

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