Boeing's new Air Force One jets could arrive late, cost more
Boeing Co. has estimated the new Air Force One jets it is building may arrive a year late and cost taxpayers more than planned, a top Pentagon official said.
Planes grounded by COVID-19 largely avoid the junkyard — for now
Fewer planes will head to the junkyard, despite air travel being grounded during the coronavirus pandemic.
United Airlines to buy 15 Boom Supersonic Overture jets
United Airlines announced Thursday that it intends to buy at least 15 Overture jets from Colorado-based Boom Supersonic.
Memorial Day weekend travel surges as COVID-19 restrictions ease
On Sunday and Saturday, over 3.2 million people were screened at checkpoints across the nation, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
Tripadvisor CEO declares 'travel is back,' predicts busy summer season
Americans are looking to travel – and travel more – in the coming summer thanks to widespread vaccination.
US airlines refunded $12.8 billion to travelers in 2020: trade group
Eleven U.S. airlines issued $12.84 billion in cash refunds to customers in 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic upended the travel industry, the head of industry trade group Airlines for America (A4A) said in a letter to lawmakers on Friday.
FAA approves database to help weed out bad pilots
According to the FAA, the database will keep a record of a pilot's employment history, training, qualifications and drug and alcohol records. It will also include FAA summaries of unsatisfactory pilot applications for new certificates or ratings. Air carriers will be required to review the information when considering a pilot for employment.
Boeing to pay FAA penalties related to 737 jet production problems
Boeing Co. has agreed to pay $17 million in civil penalties for production lapses related to 737 aircraft models in a settlement with the Federal Aviation Administration, the agency said.
Boeing to pay at least $17M to settle enforcement cases on 737
Boeing Co. has agreed to pay $17 million in civil penalties for production lapses related to 737 aircraft models in a settlement with the Federal Aviation Administration.
Delta says domestic travel demand recovered, hits pre-pandemic levels
Delta Air Lines President Glen Hauenstein said bookings for domestic travel would in June have recovered completely.
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library officially reopens after COVID closure
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, is the most visited in the country, and it finally reopened to visitors Wednesday.
United Airlines seat demand snapping back faster than expected
The recovery is accelerating at such a rate that the major U.S. carrier said yields on tickets purchased since the beginning of May for travel during the second quarter have "reached levels similar to 2019," according to a regulatory filing.
FAA proposes fines on 5 unruly passengers that cost up to $15K
The Federal Aviation Administration is cracking down on five unruly flight passengers with fines that can amount to thousands of dollars.
United offers vaccinated travelers big perks
The move from United is in support of President Biden's nationwide effort to encourage more people to get inoculated, according to a major U.S. carrier.
Emirates warns Boeing it will refuse 777x jets if they don’t meet commitments
In an interview broadcast on Monday, President Tim Clark said he had not received any performance details of the jet's engines so far even though test flights began in 2020.
JetBlue founder’s newest airline, Breeze Airways, is taking off
JetBlue founder David Neeleman’s newest venture, Breeze Airways, is ready for takeoff, the fifth airline startup of his career.
JetBlue sets date for start of flights between US and London
JetBlue Airways said Wednesday it will start transatlantic service late this summer, competing against bigger rivals on the lucrative route between New York and London.
Airline passenger faces $52,500 fine for allegedly trying to open cockpit door, assaulting flight attendant
While on that Dec. 23 Delta Air Lines flight from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Seattle, the passenger "repeatedly refused to comply with crew members’ instructions."
Boeing wins FAA OK for 737 MAX electrical fix, notifies airlines
Boeing Co on Wednesday won approval from U.S. regulators for a fix of an electrical grounding issue that had affected about 100 737 MAX airplanes, clearing the way for their quick return to service after flights were halted in early April, the planemaker said.
Boeing nears fix for 777 engine covers
Boeing Co. is nearing a fix for engine covers like the one that broke apart on a United Airlines 777 jet over Colorado earlier this year, people briefed on the matter said.



















