Articles tagged “North America”

Aviation industry supplier AAR is optimistic on the future as the strong travel recovery coupled with production challenges at Airbus and Boeing are driving increased demand for its maintenance and…

American Airlines leadership knows they have a debt problem. That's why the carrier is aggressively repaying its obligations with an unexpected payment of more than $1 billion this week. Merry…

Mesa Airlines is going all in with its partners United Airlines and DHL after being dropped by long-time associate American Airlines, the latest shakeout from the U.S. pilot shortage.

Delta Air Lines and United Airlines unveiled ambitious plans this week. The latter ordered up to 300 new Boeing aircraft, 200 of them 787s. CEO Scott Kirby claims the deal…

Los Angeles International Airport is moving forward with two long anticipated terminal expansions aimed at boosting capacity ahead of the 2028 Olympics at one of the busiest airports in the…

Delta Air Lines expects profits to nearly double next year as its outlook continues to improve. People want to and are traveling, corporate business is picking up, and cost growth…

United Airlines Chief Financial Officer Gerry Laderman once said that an airline could buy a plane tailored to a few routes in its network but, if that is the case,…

Labor is making big headway at U.S. airlines. The Air Line Pilots Association reached an agreement-in-principal with Delta Air Lines in a deal that could set a new benchmark for…

Leisure airline French Bee is bullish on its business to the U.S., even as JetBlue Airways and Norse Atlantic Airways prepare to ratchet up competition on popular transatlantic routes to…

Porter Airlines is not so much reinventing itself with the introduction of its first-ever jet aircraft as much as doing more of what it does well: The economy travel experience.