Airlines

Alaska Airlines (NYSE: ALK) announced Friday that the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Delaware State University have been chosen as the first schools to participate in the company’s new True North Pilot Pathway Program.  The program was designed by a group of African-American pilots to make becoming a pilot more accessible and to clear […]

Boeing plans to shift its massive commercial aviation design and production systems to a unified, digital ecosystem in an effort to increase revenue and reduce potential problems.

Staffing issues, quarantines after COVID testing, and early retirements have the airlines short-staffed and passengers short-tempered.

The first flight of the Douglas DC-3 series turned modern air transport into reality.

Check out the debut of ‘V1 Rotate,’ a new digital series from a longtime friend of FLYING.

United Airlines made history this week when the carrier flew a jet with more than 100 passengers using 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel in one tank.

Commander details first-ever A340 landing in one of the coldest and most remote places on Earth.

Dubai-based, long-haul passenger carrier adopts GE Digital tools aimed at cutting fuel consumption and reducing carbon emissions.

For the first time in more than 18 months, airlines are carrying passengers from the U.K. to the U.S. And the occasion was celebrated with quite a unique event. British Airways flight BA001—a flight number previously reserved for Concorde—and Virgin Atlantic flight VS3, both operating on A350 aircraft, departed from London’s Heathrow (EGLL) airport bound […]

We’re taking a break from personal finance this week to address the economics of why airlines are cancelling so many flights lately. American Airlines cancelled hundreds of flights this weekend owing to what the company defined as staffing issues. They’re not the only ones with problems; Southwest recently cancelled even more flights. Some agenda-driven individuals […]