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On This Day in Aviation History: April 3rd
ATA files for bankruptcy, US Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown is killed in a US Air Force plane crash, Pan Am founder Juan Trippe dies, and more...
Delta’s Big Week: More Premium Economy and New Flights Out of New York
In addition to their huge deal to acquire AirTran’s 717 fleet, Delta announced two changes this week that should go a long way to improving its customer experience. Premium Economy on More Planes Wednesday brought the ne...
Boeing to Increase 737 Production Rate to 42 Planes Per Month in 2014
Boeing on Wednesday announced that it will increase the production rate for its Next-Generation 737 aircraft to 42 airplanes per month in 2014, nearly a dozen more than its current production rate.
United Adds Nashville and Oklahoma City Routes Out of Cleveland, Drops Green Bay
United Airlines announced new daily service to Nashville and Oklahoma City out of its Cleveland hub while dropping Green Bay flights.
Frontier’s New Livery: A Tribute to the Past, Present and Future
Frontier Airlines today unveiled a new livery that pays homage to its history, commitment to its customers and desire to move forward.