Despite Losses, United Airlines Says Its Benefiting From Surging Demand
Despite high fuel prices, the airline says demand for travel is strong, as evidenced by strong March numbers.
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The Aviation Industry Must Address the Plight of the Mechanic
The effects of the pandemic, coupled with inflation, and lost or slowed wage gains, sounds an alarm that should be heeded.
Embraer’s Q1 Deliveries Report Indicates Strong Sales Continue
The company also announced that it will hire more than 150 workers for its Melbourne, Florida, facility.
Lockheed Martin cites COVID and Supply Chain Issues for First-Quarter Losses
The company remains optimistic that it will beat its full-year outlook.
Is ‘The Impossible Turn’ Ever the Right Move?
If you are faced with a problem right after takeoff, you should be prepared to make the right decision.
Embraer’s Eve Nears Merger With Zanite SPAC
A shareholder proxy vote on the union that would take Embraer’s eVTOL company public has been scheduled for May 6.
Northeastern Charter Company Combines Forethought and Good Fortune to Achieve Growth
FLYING speaks with Tradewind Aviation’s CEO to get the inside track on his company’s plan.
Late-Quarter Surge Breeds Optimism for Delta Air Lines
Despite a sluggish start to the quarter due to travel restrictions and increasing fuel prices, Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) CEO Ed Bastian said Wednesday that strong numbers late in the quarter prove that travel demand is rebounding and his company is confident that it will turn a profit in the second quarter. “Consumer demand […]
International Aircraft Dealers Association Members Say Global Demand is Still High
First-quarter market report indicates a 35 percent increase in closed deals over 2021.
The FAA Answers Some Interesting Questions From Pilots
The agency’s legal interpretation letters provide some thought-provoking case studies.
