Final Call: Cat in the Cockpit Grounds Air Canada Flight, Alaska Airlines Loses its Religion
A cat wedges himself into the wiring of an A319, Alaska stops handing out prayer cards, Boeing's 737 MAX may be pricier to develop than the A320neo, and more...
Reallocation of European Airport Slots Could Yield $7 Billion Economic Boost
More than $7.14 billion in economic benefits could be gained by 2025 by reviewing European rules on allocating slots for landing and takeoff at the European Union's busiest airports, according to a new study.
The Disaster That Wasn’t: Saving Eastern Air Lines Flight 902
Every accident is scrutinized and evaluated. Eastern Flight 902 is the one exceptional case of what can be learned from an airplane that did not crash but safely flew away.
American Takes Delivery of First A321
American Airlines took the next step in its fleet renewal process by taking delivery of their first Airbus A321. Revenue service is expected to begin in January 2014.
Royal Jordanian to End or Reduce At Least 12 Routes, Citing Middle East Unrest and Fuel Costs
Royal Jordanian will end service to five cities and reduce the number of flights to seven other destinations, the airline announced on Tuesday, citing rising fuel costs and reduced tourism to the Middle East.