United Airlines (UA) CEO Scott Kirby has reignited debate about the future of US aviation, asserting that only 2 premium full-service airlines will dominate long term: United Airlines and Delta Air Lines (DL).
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United States lawmakers and privacy advocates scored a major victory this week as a long-running covert data program, which quietly supplied U.S. government agencies with access to vast quantities of passenger flight information, was officially shut down.
United Airlines will end service from Washington Dulles to Dakar and from Newark to Stockholm after weak performance and shifting network priorities.
JetBlue (B6) will launch new daily summer seasonal flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) and Josep Tarradellas Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN).
Delta Air Lines (DL) has reached a confidential settlement with former flight attendant Aryasp Nejat following a lawsuit he filed after reporting a sexual assault that occurred during his training graduation event in Atlanta (ATL).
A viral video showing rows of wheelchairs at an Air India gate in Chicago has sparked debate about passenger mobility needs, legal obligations, and the rising operational strain this service places on airlines.
The US Air Force carried out the first and so far only tests of dropping inert B61-12 nuclear gravity bombs from the F-35A at Tonopah Test Range near Las Vegas (LAS).
United Airlines’ executive pay structure is performance-based and heavily tied to shareholder return, profitability, and long-term growth.
Airlines operating Boeing 787 jets and Boeing 777s from U.S. hubs are being asked to replace mode control panels (MCP) following reports of uncommanded altitude changes.
The Biden administration’s plan to provide cash compensation for delayed flights has been formally canceled by the Trump administration.