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Boeing’s dual record logs eyed in 737 Max 9 door blowout
Boeing Co.’s use of multiple record-keeping systems to log work during final construction of its 737 Max jets may have played a role in the…
Brazil speeds up $1 billion rescue for troubled airlines
Brazil’s government is working on an emergency plan to help alleviate financial pressures on airlines and address the high cost of consumer litigation and a…
Cathay Pacific offers pilots bonuses for flying during Lunar New Year
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. is offering bonuses to pilots to fly during next month’s Lunar New Year period as the airline seeks to avoid canceling…
American Airlines to lay off 656 workers as it consolidates customer support
American Airlines Group Inc. will lay off 656 employees who help passengers with lost luggage and other travel problems as their jobs are consolidated into…
JetBlue weighs deeper cost cuts as sales outlook falls short
JetBlue Airways Corp. is evaluating deeper cost cuts, delaying aircraft and reworking its flight network in an effort to return to profitability in the wake…
JetBlue, Spirit seek expedited appeal of order blocking merger
JetBlue Airways Corp. and Spirit Airlines Inc. asked a federal court Tuesday to fast-track its appeal of a ruling that blocked their proposed $3.8 billion…
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Boeing pulls Max 7 safety waiver request in bow to pressure
Boeing Co. withdrew a request for a key safety exemption that would have helped speed approval of its coming 737 Max 7 aircraft, bending to…
Alaska Airlines creates Hawaii Community Advisory Board to deepen local ties
New advisory board will enable a stronger connection with Hawai'i communities
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Taking off for Tokyo: American Airlines welcomes tentative approval to start nonstop service from New York
American Airlines welcomes tentative approval from the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) to begin nonstop service between New York (JFK) and Tokyo Haneda Airport…
China’s big airlines spent year in red as travel overseas muted
China’s two largest airlines reported losses for the full year in 2023 as tepid demand for international travel weighed on their businesses.