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.
FAA issues penalties to allegedly disruptive airline passengers
The passengers are facing thousands of dollars in fines after allegedly disobeying "cabin crew instructions" and disregarding "various federal regulations" such as wearing a face mask, the FAA said.
Colonial Pipeline hack: American Airlines adding stops to some long-haul routes after cyberattack
American Airlines is the first carrier to adjust its schedule as a result of the cyberattack.
Lawmakers call on airlines to end travel credit expiration dates
Although the lawmakers are pushing for cash refunds, the senators stressed that, "at minimum," airlines should "not subject pandemic-related flight credits to an expiration date."
As Chinese rocket barrels toward Earth, FAA working with NORAD on potential impact to commercial air travel
The Federal Aviation Administration is working with the North American Aerospace Defense Command to track any impact the Chinese rocket hurtling uncontrolled toward Earth might have on commercial air travel, the agency told FOX Business.
Airline complaints spike as travel begins to recover from COVID-19 pandemic
Although the travel industry is slowly bouncing back as pandemic worries start to fade, the effects of the coronavirus on U.S. domestic air travel will have a lingering impact for years to come.
Southwest flight attendant blames airline for husband's COVID-19 death: Lawsuit
Carol Madden, according to the suit, was required to attend "Recurrent Training that would lead to renewal or reauthorization of her ‘Certificate of Demonstrated Proficiency.’"
Boeing reports loss as Air Force One work drags
The aerospace giant is contracted to deliver two converted 747-8 jumbo jets by the end of 2024, but has been forced to switch suppliers for some of the interior work on the planes.
Flight bookings see significant jump in March as vaccine rollout continues
Flight bookings surged in March as an increasing number of consumers continue to get vaccinated and regain confidence in travel, according to new data.
Air Force One subcontractor laying off 223 after losing job
GDC Technics CEO Brad Foreman said the job cuts are the direct result of Boeing firing the company
Boeing still working on 737 Max electrical system issue, FAA says
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a notice to international regulators and aircraft operators Thursday indicating that Boeing is still working on an electrical issue with some 737 Max airplanes.
US airline bailout helps Southwest post $116M profit
With help from Washington, Southwest Airlines is the first major U.S. airline to report a profit since the pandemic started.
American Airlines recalling all pilots, plans to ramp up hiring efforts by fall
American Airlines announced Tuesday that it's recalling all of its pilots back to work and will resume hiring pilots this fall as demand for the once-lucrative industry continues to pick up.
US watchdog will review FAA decision to unground Boeing 737 MAX
The 737 MAX was grounded in March 2019 after two crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia within five months killed 346 people
United adds 3 European destinations to summer flight itinerary: ‘Rebuilding our network’
As coronavirus vaccines continue to be distributed throughout the globe, United Airlines is expanding its international travel options in Europe.
Air Force One subcontractor countersues Boeing over delays
Boeing had alleged GDC ran into financial problems and missed deadlines, causing millions in damages to Boeing
Boeing faces lawsuit after January crash of 737 in Indonesia
A new lawsuit against Boeing claims that a malfunctioning auto-throttle system may be to blame for the tragic crash of a 737-500 into the Java Sea in January, killing all 62 people on board.
















