If You Want to Be an Airline Pilot, Do You Need a College Degree?
Should you go straight to accelerated flight training? It’s not as simple as you think.
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3,000 Workers on Strike at Pratt & Whitney
Pratt & Whitney and the union representing its machinists are at odds over contract issues.
U.S. Airlines Record Largest Workforce in Over Two Decades
The industry now employs over 1 million people, marking a new record.
Major U.S. Airlines Hire Fewer Pilots in 2023
Despite an overall reduction in pilot hiring trends, some airlines reported a record year in 2023.
NTSB Identifies Part That Failed on 737 Max 9
With the door plug recovered, the team is heading back to Washington, D.C.
Alaska Airlines Seeks to Acquire Hawaiian Airlines
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines may soon merge to become one of the largest air carriers in the world.
The Last 747, Queen of the Skies
The last 747 has rolled off Boeing’s production line, but the iconic jumbo jet still has plenty of history to make.
Avelo Airlines Increases Pilot Compensation
Avelo Airlines reports that it has now raised pay rates for captains and first officers five times since its inception.
Stuck at the Regionals: The Downside to Flow Agreements
There has been a common hiring dynamic at the airlines for years before the existence of ubiquitous flow agreements.
Skyborne Airline Academy Appoints Dan Peterson to Lead U.S. Flight Training Facility
Skyborne Airline Academy, a leading flight training school, has appointed Dan Peterson as managing director for its U.S. facility in Vero Beach, marking a strategic move to strengthen its presence in the United States.
