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Swiss is moving forward with significant cuts to its workforce and fleet as it prepares for an expected structural change to the the airline's bread-and-butter business traffic.

Three months ago, Allegiant Air CEO Maurice Gallagher looked at the year ahead and said "We believe it's time to step on the gas." That time has clearly come.

Americans heading on vacation may have something more than just getting on a plane to look forward to this summer. With much long-haul international travel grounded amid continued Covid-19 restrictions,…

U.S. regional carrier SkyWest will resume hiring pilots in the second quarter as it gets ready for what it expects to be a hot summer for the airline industry as…

Over the last couple of years we've changed the way we deliver Airline Weekly in order to make it more accessible in more places to more readers. Today, we're launching…

A big question in the executive suites of the world's airlines is: When and how will lucrative business travel return?

Echoing many of his peers at airlines, Boeing CEO David Calhoun thinks this year will be an "inflection point" for the manufacturer, as it seeks to iron out its production…

United Airlines is reinstalling six seats on its Embraer 175s jets, the latest signal that air travel demand is recovering.

Hawaiian Airlines is starting to see "more rays of sunshine than dark clouds," CEO Peter Ingram said, as travel restrictions in its home state ease and tourists from the mainland…

Aeromexico is doing the work in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The Mexican carrier has renegotiated labor agreements, secured up to $1 billion in new debtor-in-possession funding, and pruned its fleet to 106 aircraft.