Report: Global Airline Capacity Up Over Pre-Pandemic Levels
OAG finds the majority of regions have recovered capacity from 2019 except for Southeast Asia, Eastern and Central Europe, Southwest Pacific, and Southern Africa.
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FedEx Pilots Face Pay Cuts, Buyouts as Contract Talks Resume
Parcel volumes continue to deteriorate, Teamsters move to organize Express mechanics.
Van’s Bankruptcy: How Did It Get Here?
The company has been the largest and most successful in its segment.
Dassault Aviation Reports Record Aircraft Orders, Increased Net Income for 2022
The French manufacturer of Falcon business jets and Rafale fighters said numerous economic difficulties arose in 2022.
Director of Air Transport Group Sees Profitability Ahead; Scolds Governments
During the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) 78th Annual General Meeting in Doha, Qatar, the association’s director general Willie Walsh predicted that the aviation industry may finally achieve profitability by 2023 after the pandemic disruptions. Walsh provided an industry update to address the economic reality and promise for the industry’s future. Airline officials from IATA’s […]
Street Captains at the Major Airlines? They’re Already Here!
A confluence of events is resulting in pilots getting more choices earlier in their careers.
IATA to Governments: Do Away with Travel Restrictions
Association representing 290 airlines says COVID-19 is now endemic.
Flight Delays, Cancellations Strand Thousands of Travelers
Staffing issues, quarantines after COVID testing, and early retirements have the airlines short-staffed and passengers short-tempered.
