The governments of Washington and Jakarta have formalized a sweeping Agreement of Reciprocal Trade that reshapes tariff structures and industrial cooperation between the two nations.
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Training a fighter pilot for the United States Air Force (USAF) at bases such as Washington involves multi-year instruction pipelines and millions of dollars in taxpayer investment.
A business court in Texas has ruled that a lawsuit filed by American Airlines (AA) against JetBlue Airways (B6) over their collapsed Northeast Alliance can proceed, rejecting JetBlue’s motion to dismiss the case.
A mid-air travel dispute on a Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) route has triggered widespread debate after a comedian publicly criticized American Airlines (AA) as he claimed two uniformed pilots were assigned his purchased first-class seats.
International passengers departing from Bangkok and other major gateways in Thailand will pay a higher passenger service charge starting June 20
The United States Air Force (USAF) has deployed six Boeing E-3 Sentry Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft to forward locations in Europe, signaling a major airpower buildup linked to rising tensions with Iran.
In a surprising development for the U.S. aviation sector, the president of the world’s largest flight attendant union has publicly praised the leadership of American Airlines (AA) CEO Robert Isom.
A 29-year-old passenger allegedly assaulted a Delta Air Lines (DL) flight attendant and later bit a police officer during a confrontation at Memphis International Airport (MEM) on February 17.
Lufthansa (LH) will retire its historic flight number LH1 from the summer 2026 schedule, ending a decades-long tradition linked to its earliest daily service.
Boeing is preparing to introduce the 777X, its latest widebody aircraft, with a safety feature never before certified on a commercial jet of this size.