Delta, Southwest draw strong demand for pilot early departure deals
The union representing pilots at Delta Air Lines said Monday that 2,235 pilots volunteered for an early departure package ahead of a Sunday deadline.
Delta screening process for travelers who cannot wear a mask begins Monday
Passengers who refuse to wear a mask without clearance from STAT-MD can be denied boarding and even lose flight privileges with Delta.
Jeffrey Epstein plane listed for sale in Florida: Report
The jet has been given a facelift since the deceased sex offender came under public scrutiny.
British Airways retires entire fleet of Boeing's jumbo jets
The 747 was considered the 'queen of the skies' during its 50 year history
American Airlines, JetBlue partner as coronavirus weighs on air travel demand
The announcement comes as many airlines consider layoffs and furloughs amid a dropoff in air travel due to the pandemic.
3 women attacked Spirit Airlines workers over flight delay: Deputies
The women hit the employees with “miscellaneous items, such as phones, shoes, full water bottles, metal boarding signs and fast food,” according to Broward Sheriff's Office arrest reports.
Delta Air Lines has 'real shot' at avoiding layoffs, furloughs: CEO
Airlines cannot lay off employees before Oct. 1, under the terms agreed upon when accepting the aid package from the federal government.
American Airlines sending furlough notices to 25,000 employees
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act requires companies to provide 60 days’ notice of potential layoffs or furloughs.
Here are some top coronavirus risks when flying
Experts say flying in the outbreak might be than you think.
Delta may avoid furloughs after demand for buyouts, other U.S. airlines sound alarm
The deadline for most Delta employees to accept early departure or early retirement packages was Monday
JetBlue extends coronavirus middle-seat ban as rivals book full flights
The move builds on the previously announced COVID-19 initiative.
Southwest Airlines warns it may cut jobs without jump in travel
Employees face a Wednesday deadline whether to participate in a voluntary incentive program to leave the airline.
Airlines keeping middle seat open would raise fares: report
With fewer seats to sell, passengers may face higher plane fares, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), which opposes mandating social distancing measures that would leave ‘middle seats’ empty
American Airlines might cancel Boeing 737 MAX orders
The carrier has struggled to secure financing for 17 jets it had expected Boeing to deliver.
United pilots to consider furlough and early retirement deals
2,250 pilots are at risk of furlough this year at United
JetBlue makes LAX its West Coast base, ending Long Beach service
JetBlue announced Thursday that it would be moving its Long Beach service to LAX starting in October.
Coronavirus helps private jet companies clean up while commercial airlines struggle
Private jet companies continue to see demand as more people seek safer air travel during the coronavirus pandemic.
Airbus deliveries dive in coronavirus-hit first half of year
Deliveries fell about half from the same period last year.
Airliner plunges 10,000 feet in three minutes after cockpit window cracks
The mayhem aboard the Ruili Airlines Boeing 737 erupted 30 minutes after it took off Tuesday from Xi'an for a domestic flight to Kunming when the electrically heated windscreen began to spark and then suddenly cracked.
Some airlines resume alcohol service during coronavirus with a catch
Here are the airlines that are resuming alcohol service on flights despite coronavirus.


















