American Airlines (AA) Boeing 737 was operating flight AA-1616 from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Kansas City, Missouri, with 171 passengers on board.
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Anurag Sharma
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Two prominent airlines in the United States (Frontier) and Canada (WestJet) are set to enhance their schedules for increased flights service to popular Mexico destinations during the upcoming winter season.
Avelo Airlines (XP), America’s newest airline, has reached a significant milestone by flying its one-millionth passenger from the convenient Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) in just over two years since its historic launch.
Delta Air Lines (DL) announced on Thursday that it has successfully completed the update of radio altimeters in its in-service aircraft fleet to mitigate potential interference from the 5G C-Band.
JetBlue was also in the process of attempting to acquire Spirit Airlines, a move that had encountered regulatory hurdles.
American Airlines (AA) flight attendants have joined the ranks of aviation employees who have given their approval for a potential strike.
Delta Air Lines (DL) and Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) have revealed the final significant phase of the $2.3 billion Delta Sky Way at LAX project.
Boom Supersonic, the pioneering entity behind the creation of the world’s swiftest commercial aircraft, Overture, has revealed the successful attainment of several pivotal achievements in the development of its technology demonstrator aircraft, XB-1.
During the initial half of September 2023, American Airlines introduced a temporary service connecting Los Angeles (LAX) and Toronto (YYZ). This route will be served by a 3-class Airbus A321 aircraft with a capacity for 102 passengers.
Seventy-five years ago, British Airways (BA), formerly known as British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC), achieved a significant milestone by launching the inaugural passenger flights between the UK and Japan.