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American Airlines Flight Attendants Approve New Contract Ending Long-Standing Dispute
On Thursday, September 12th, American Airlines (AA) and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), the union representing the airline's flight attendants, ratified a new collective bargaining agreement. The contract will…
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LATAM Is Investing $360 Million To Upgrade Boeing 787 Interiors
LATAM continues to work on its aircraft interiors and has now announced an investment of more than $350 million to refurbish over 20 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. Some of these planes will fly in the domestic Chilean market, whereas…
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Alaska Airlines Pilot Details 737 MAX Door Panel Explosion For The 1st Time
The Alaska Airlines midair blowout incident in January this year has been dissected and analyzed in great detail by relevant authorities. But one of the pilots who flew the plane and handled the emergency situation recently spoke…
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Southwest Airlines’ Pilots Ordered To Additional 1-Day Training Sessions After Safety Incidents
Following several safety-related incidents, Southwest Airlines has been under the microscope this year, with the Federal Aviation Authority also scrutinizing the carrier’s procedures. And now, the airline has taken the initiative…
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FAA Says United Airlines Safety Review Process Nearly Complete
The FAA states that it is nearing the completion of the safety review it launched on United Airlines several months ago due to a series of incidents occurring in a short period of time. The review is to ensure the airline is…
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Over 3 Million People Booked United Airlines Flights With Miles This Summer
The CEO of United Airlines
confirmed this week that over three million people redeemed their frequent flyer miles on flights this summer. Already one of the largest airline loyalty programs in the world, United's…
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Riyadh Air Operates First Non-Commercial Flights With Saudia 787 For AOC Approval
Saudi Arabia's new airline, Riyadh Air, completed its first few non-commercial flights today, using a Dreamliner aircraft from fellow airline Saudia. These flights are part of the carrier's roadway to gaining its Air Operator…
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Emirates Confirms It Will Take Delivery Of 1st Airbus A350 In October
Emirates is set to receive its first Airbus A350
in October 2024, having postponed the aircraft’s entry into service due to delivery delays. The Dubai-based carrier had initially planned to start flying the Airbus…
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Etihad Has Added A 4th Airbus A380 Destination
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways
has reconfirmed that Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport
(CDG) will be its 4th Airbus A380
destination from November 1st. The airline will make the route…
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Delta Air Lines & SAS Expand Codeshare Despite JetBlue Objections
Despite objections from rival JetBlue, the US DOT has approved Delta and SAS's request to expand codeshare operations. JetBlue
argued that its own attempts to secure codeshare approvals in Europe had not been…
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