Carriers Scuttle Flights to Israel as FAA Tells Pilots to ‘Exercise Caution’
While international flights were suspended, Israeli airline El Al ramped up flights amid the country’s unprecedented call-up of 300,000 reserve troops.
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U.S. Pilot Hiring on Track to Eclipse 2022 Levels
Pilot hiring is climbing to previously unseen levels with 2023 looking likely to surpass last year’s numbers.
Wheels Up to Continue Operations After Closing Transaction with Delta, Other Investors
Deal will give lenders 95 percent stake in the company and control of the board.
Wheels Up Selects George Mattson as New CEO
He brings 25 years of aviation experience to replace the departed company founder in the role.
Delta, Others Invest $500M in Wheels Up Bailout
Short-term capital infusion is expected to help cash-strapped, on-demand private aviation firm avoid bankruptcy.
Wheels Up Seeks Emergency Funding, Delta Steps into the Gap
The bridge investment comes in as the Part 135 operator postpones its earnings call.
United’s New Deal with Pilots to Offer Pay Increases Up to 40 Percent
The agreement wraps up four years of negotiations and is estimated to be worth $10 billion.
NTSB Focuses on Mechanical Failure in Charlotte Nose Landing
A fractured lock link was sent to the NTSB materials laboratory for examination.
Delta Boeing 717 Landing on the Nose Being Investigated
Runway 18R/36L at Charlotte Douglas International Airport was closed for hours on Wednesday following the incident.
Airlines Face 5G Compliance Deadline on July 1
Transportation officials warn of possible travel disruptions next week due to a lack of equipment to prevent interference.
