Daily Airline News

Norwegian's future became even more tenuous when Norway's government signaled it would not provide more state aid to the troubled airline. In addition, a second wave of coronavirus infections in…

In the latest chapter in the 16-year European Union-U.S. trade row over subsidies for airframers, the EU said starting November 10, it will levy a 15% tariff on large civilian…

Korean Air achieved a vanishingly rare distinction this week when it reported a quarterly profit. Granted, that profit was tiny — about $5 million — and its operating margin was…

The peak summer season in the Northern Hemisphere wrapped up with some hard truths for airlines: There will be no miraculous recovery in demand. September's numbers from the International Air…

Airline CEOs, not surprisingly, have been mum about whom they're endorsing in today's U.S. presidential election, but eyes are on Capitol Hill and what might happen in the lame-duck period…

Beleaguered Mexican low-cost carrier Interjet abruptly canceled flights over the weekend through Tuesday, reportedly because it lacked cash to pay its fuel bills.

Delta Air Lines and the leadership of its pilots union reached a tentative deal that would prevent furloughs until Jan. 1, 2022. The carrier previously had said as many as…

Boeing, after grappling with the grounding of its best-selling aircraft, now faces a commercial aviation market that won't recover for at least three years, CEO David Calhoun said Wednesday on…

The U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) has tentatively approved a proposed transborder joint venture between Delta Air Lines and Canada's WestJet, but is requiring the two airlines to divest coveted takeoff…

Alaska Airlines said it is shopping around to replace the Airbus A320-family jets it inherited from Virgin America. The historically all-Boeing carrier said it is in talks with both airframers…