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An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX airplane flying high above a snow-covered mountain peak, surrounded by a sea of clouds. The aircraft features the airline’s branding, including a portrait logo on the tail and the word “Alaska” written on the fuselage. The clear blue sky provides a striking contrast to the white clouds and mountain below.

On-Time Performance for North American Carriers Improved Again in February

Alaska ranks first, followed by United and Delta…

Global Entry Reinstated by DHS

DHS program had been suspended Feb. 22…

Airline Accidents and Accident Rate Improved Year Over Year in 2025, Says IATA

Incidents were still higher than five-year averages…

Gulf Concentration of Air Hubs Is Proving To Be ‘Geopolitical Achilles Heel,’ Says Lufthansa CEO

Executive says company will add Asia and Africa routes…

Delta Names Peter Carter as President, Replacing Glen Hauenstein       

Carrier also appoints Dan Janki as COO, taking place of longtime operations leader John Laughter…

Delta Opens New Lounge at Denver International Airport

Facility will be expanded later this year…

FAA To Meet With United and American To Discuss Flight Limits at O’Hare

Carriers have been in competition to gain more gates at Chicago airport…

Air Traffic Demand Up in January, Led by International Flights, Says IATA

Latest report shows fares declining through 2026…

Delta To Exercise Options for 34 Additional Airbus A321neo Aircraft

Deal makes equipment largest-scale fleet type in carrier’s history…

Archer Aviation To Work With Starlink for Its Air Taxis

Deal is called ‘industry-first’ collaboration…

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Business Travel Now Represents Largest Share of Private Jet Usage, Says Report

Research from Altour shows segment is entering ‘more stable and mature phase’…

Oneworld Names Orvér as CEO

Executive will join airline alliance on April 1 after stint at Finnair…