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Boeing sent 35 planes in August as new Dreamliners returned
The Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 plane stands on its parking place at Frankfurt Airport, with a further Lufthansa plane in the history. The first Boeing 787-9 jet landed at its new household foundation in Frankfurt. Hannes P. Albert | Photo Alliance | Getty Visuals Boeing’s deliveries rose to 35 planes very last thirty day period, helped […]
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The U.S. has a pilot lack — here’s how airlines are striving to take care of it
U.S. airways are facing a intense pilot scarcity. Management consulting business Oliver Wyman estimates the sector is struggling with a deficit of about 8,000 pilots, or 11% of the full workforce, and suggests the shortfall could reach 30,000 pilots by 2025. In a bid to slash charges throughout the Covid pandemic, airways grounded planes, and […]
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Airlines’ chaotic summer is over. These 5 charts show how it went
Travelers make their way through Orlando International Airport on New Year’s weekend, despite thousands of flight cancellations and delays across United States. Paul Hennessy | Lightrocket | Getty Images It was a pricey and chaotic summer for air travel. A bigger share of flights were delayed or canceled during the main late spring and summer […]
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Two best Property Democrats search for evaluate of regardless of whether airlines utilized Covid bailout resources for staff members buyouts
Airline pilots stroll by way of the Ronald Reagan Washington Nationwide Airport on December 27, 2021 in Arlington, Virginia. Anna Moneymaker | Getty Photos Two Residence Democrats have requested a Treasury Section watchdog to examine irrespective of whether airways made use of a portion of a federal coronavirus aid deal to pay out for personnel […]
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Labor Day weekend air travel surpasses 2019 levels as airlines cap a rocky summer
Reagan National Airport near Washington D.C. Leslie Josephs | CNBC The rocky summer travel season ended on a high note during Labor Day weekend with a surge in air travelers and relatively smooth operations across the U.S., according to data released on Tuesday. The Transportation Security Administration screened nearly 8.76 million people from Friday through […]
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From vegan meatballs to ice cream sundaes, airlines are revamping in-flight menus
Courtesy: Singapore Airlines The aromas of airplane food are once again wafting through cabins at 35,000 feet. From vegan meatballs to ice cream sundaes, airlines are offering new options and old favorites to woo returning travelers. As the peak travel season fades and inflation weighs on household and company budgets, it’s even more important than […]
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United Airlines, Emirates set to announce codeshare agreement
An Emirates Airlines airplane Karim Sahib | AFP | Getty Photographs United Airlines and Dubai’s Emirates are set to announce a codeshare arrangement in the coming months, sources told Reuters. United on Tuesday sent an invitation to reporters to a “specific occasion” on Sept. 14 titled “Appear fly with us” with Main Govt Scott Kirby […]
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U.S. suspends 26 Chinese flights in reaction to China flight cancellations
A flight info board demonstrates a cancelled China Jap Airlines flight at the Kunming Changshui Intercontinental Airport on March 21, 2022. The U.S. federal government explained on Thursday it will suspend 26 China-bound flights from the United States by four Chinese carriers in reaction to the Chinese government’s selection to suspend some U.S. provider flights […]
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Qantas CEO blames ‘little governing administration support’ and Covid for lagging some of its peers
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce advised CNBC the airline was not ready to return to gain as speedily as other carriers like those in Singapore because it did not acquire as much governing administration aid and confronted a “large wave of Covid … no one was setting up for.” Australia’s nationwide provider has posted its 3rd […]
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Airline unions urge carriers not to resume buybacks when bailout ban ends this fall
A United Airlines flight crew walks through the terminal at San Francisco International Airport on April 12, 2020 in San Francisco, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images The largest U.S. airlines are making money again. Labor unions don’t want them to spend it on stock buybacks. A condition of the $54 billion in federal aid […]
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