Airline groups urge for coronavirus-testing exemptions for flight crews
The trade unions say a number of states are employing the same public health measures for crew members as the general public.
American Airlines offering at-home coronavirus testing to all passengers, the first airline to do so
American says it's the first major carrier to offer this expansive preflight testing program within the United States.
Southwest Airlines notifies nearly 7,000 employees that they may be furloughed
Southwest Airlines, which has never laid off a worker in its 49-year history, notified 6,828 employees that they may be involuntarily furloughed next year as the airline industry continues to suffer amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Boeing sells 75 more 737 MAX jets to budget airline Ryanair
Boeing has signed its first order for 737 MAX jets since the Federal Aviation Administration cleared the planes to fly again last month, the company announced Thursday.
DOT finalizes rule defining 'unfair and deceptive practices' by airlines
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced a new policy last week that could bar most additional unfair or deceptive practices by airlines, according to reports.
US air travel spikes to highest level since March
The increase in passenger volume, although a noteworthy development for the devastated airline industry, is worrisome to health officials who have begged Americans to limit their holiday gatherings.
JetBlue warns of higher cash burn as coronavirus rages
The New York-based airline expects fourth-quarter flight capacity to decline as much as 50% versus last year, worse than its prior forecast of at most a 45% drop.
Thanksgiving travel sees TSA screenings hover around 1M as COVID-19 threat looms
Daily passenger volume continues to hover around 1 million in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.
Delta CEO calls New York-London travel corridor 'complicated,' as airlines aim to revive transatlantic travel
Airlines are looking at potential testing innovations and protocols to help revive confidence and improve safety.
Southwest CEO says software issues in Boeing model that crashed twice have 'easily been addressed'
Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly says software issues in Boeing’s 737 MAX plane that crashed twice and was grounded for the longest period in aviation history have "easily been addressed."
Over 670K New Yorkers flying for Thanksgiving despite dire COVID-19 warnings
Bookings to last year’s most popular Thanksgiving destination, Los Angeles, are down 52 percent, while London is expecting 77 percent fewer travelers from New York.
Delta, WestJet scrap planned joint venture after US demands
The airlines said in a joint statement they remain committed to developing a joint venture "but in the meantime will explore deepening the alliance."
Southwest prepares 737 MAX jets' return from desert, says some customers wary
Southwest has conducted research on the Boeing Co jet throughout its 20-month grounding, which was sparked by two fatal crashes, to understand customers' awareness of the topic and confidence in the aircraft, a spokesman said.
Airline CEOs ask Congress for more aid
Passenger volumes remain 65 percent below 2019 levels
FAA clears Boeing 737 Max to fly again after deadly 2018, 2019 crashes
The Federal Aviation Administration has rescinded its grounding order for Boeing's 737 Max jet, allowing the aircraft to return to the skies after certain modifications are made.
Truly Hard Seltzer launches essential worker holiday contest that includes a private jet
Truly Hard Seltzer has launched a travel giveaway initiative to benefit essential workers.
New app by GE tells travelers when airports were cleaned
The app is expected to undergo a three-month trial at the Albany airport before a brainstorming session on how to improve it or expand its scope.
American Airlines restarts China flights, bringing U.S. weekly total to 10
A U.S.-China agreement allows both countries to operate more than 100 weekly flights between the two nations
Boeing raises 20-yr forecast for China aircraft demand despite pandemic
Chinese airlines will need 8,600 new airplanes through 2039, 6.3% higher than Boeing's previous prediction
Hong Kong, Singapore establish air 'travel bubble' to replace quarantine in 'world first'
An inaugural "travel bubble" will be launched later this month between Hong Kong and Singapore to reestablish travel links amid the coronavirus pandemic, officials announced on Wednesday.

















