Microsoft Also Claims That Delta Denied Assistance During July Outage
Tech giant echoes CrowdStrike’s assertion that the cybersecurity company had offered IT assistance during outages, which the airline declined.
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NTSB Grills Boeing Over Max 9 Door Plug Loss
Aircraft giant addresses its manufacturing process during the first day of hearing in Washington, D.C.
FAA Safety Inspectors Will Receive $5,000 Contract Bonus
Unionized workers will also be allowed to continue spending just two days a week in the office.
CrowdStrike Disputes Negligence Claims in Letter to Delta Attorney
Software company says it offered free on-site assistance to help the airline fix IT issues during the outage.
NAFI Honors 2 Deserving Flight Instructors
Organization’s Eggspuehler and Laslo awards are bestowed to Samantha Bowyer and James ‘Steve’ Rutland during EAA AirVenture.
Money-Losing Intel Grounds Corporate Air Shuttle Fleet
The tech giant posted a $1.6 billion net loss in the second quarter.
NTSB to Conduct Hearing on Boeing 737 Max 9 Door Plug Incident
Boeing and Alaska Airlines are expected to testify at a two-day session starting Tuesday in Washington, D.C.
New Report Projects Aviation Insurance Premiums Will Reach 20-Year High
Allianz Commercial says gross written insurance premiums are forecast at more than $8 billion in 2024.
Airlines Cut Pilot Hiring Numbers in First Half of 2024
Major U.S. carriers added nearly 3,000 fewer pilots so far this year compared to 2023.
What Are Your Options When Financing an Airplane?
The FLYING staff delves into the myths associated with financing an aircraft.
