The U.S. Department of Transportation warns parts of national airspace could close if the government shutdown continues, citing severe FAA staffing shortages and rising flight delays.
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American Airlines (AA) is implementing large-scale management and support staff jobs cuts as part of a post-pandemic restructuring plan.
Delta Air Lines (DL) has introduced its new Distinctly Delta uniform collection, created with Lands’ End and employee input, combining safety, performance, and timeless design for a new era of aviation style.
Two American Airlines (AA) flight attendants were dismissed earlier this year after failing to settle outstanding union dues owed to the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA).
Delta Air Lines (DL) is selling First Class upgrades for as little as $26 more than Main Cabin fares, signaling how little loyalty now matters.
Delta Air Lines (DL) CEO Ed Bastian, despite earning $27 million annually, often chooses to fly in economy class.
JetBlue flight B61682 from Saint Lucia to New York JFK reported a firework passing just 100 feet under its left wing during final approach, prompting ATC warnings but resulting in a safe landing.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation following a close-call incident at Boston Logan International Airport on Thursday involving a Delta Air Lines (DL) flight and a Cape Air (9K) aircraft, where DL’s pilot had to perform a go-around.
The US Air Force aims to expand its fighter fleet to 1,558 aircraft to sustain low-risk operations, but funding limits, production delays, and modernization hurdles may slow the mission.