The FAA plans to use federal rulemaking to prevent pilots and flight attendants from claiming mandatory meal breaks provided under state law.
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Delta passenger removed from Atlanta flight after suspected intoxication claim, three Sky Club cocktails and police arrest.
Alaska Airlines (AS) has agreed to a proposed $500,000 settlement involving 163 current and former pilots who did not accrue vacation during qualifying military leave.
Delta Air Lines (DL) flight attendant says passenger complaints and management pressure have made some crew members less willing to enforce onboard rules.
Delta Air Lines (DL) diverted Flight 394 to Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) after fumes were reported inside the cabin shortly after the aircraft departed Kahului Airport (OGG) for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).
U.S. Air Force faces a $14 billion aircraft parts gap as aging fleets, supply shortages and maintenance backlogs pressure readiness.
Delta faces questions after unembalmed human remains arrived in Memphis after the facility cutoff, delaying family pickup.
American Airlines is testing a new way to handle rolling delays at Charlotte, giving passengers a realistic estimate based on the expected arrival of the originally assigned aircraft.
Delta will operate its largest-ever LAX schedule in summer 2027, with more than 200 daily departures to nearly 70 destinations through Delta and its partners. The expansion adds new nonstop service to Monterey and Philadelphia, increases frequencies across seven U.S. markets, expands Florida, New York and international connectivity, and adds further premium facilities and onboard services.
An anonymous screenshot circulating across Reddit, Facebook and X claims the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has grounded roughly 120 airline pilots after examining inflight Wi-Fi records.