Airlines

The landscape of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production in the United States has undergone remarkable transformations over the past few years. Despite this momentum, significant uncertainties loom over the future trajectory of this promising sector. The interplay between federal policies, particularly the transition between administrations, introduces a high level of unpredictability that could substantially impact
In a noteworthy meeting in the Oval Office, Robert Isom, the CEO of American Airlines, convened with President Donald Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. This discussion took place in the immediate aftermath of a tragic incident involving an American Eagle regional flight that collided with an Army helicopter near Reagan National Airport, leading to
American Airlines has recently taken a significant step toward reshaping its customer relations by appointing Heather Garboden as the new senior vice president and chief customer officer. This decision, disclosed in an internal memo from CEO Robert Isom, marks a pivotal moment in the company’s ongoing efforts to redefine its customer experience strategy. Garboden, a
Southwest Airlines, a long-time favorite among U.S. travelers, is poised for a significant transformation in its operational and customer engagement strategies. With the airline set to introduces assigned seating and extra-legroom options, the integration of New Distribution Capability (NDC) technology is crucial to Southwest’s future. This strategic move reflects the industry’s changing landscape, where technological
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), often hailed as the premier authority on air accident investigations, finds itself in a precarious position following President Trump’s controversial remarks about the cause of a tragic crash involving an American Airlines regional jet and an Army Black Hawk helicopter. This incident, which occurred on January 29 and tragically
In recent years, the conversation surrounding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has gained substantial traction, particularly in the wake of social movements advocating for justice and equality. However, the arrival of the Trump administration brought about a significant shift in the DEI landscape with the introduction of policies that directly counter these initiatives. This raises
Southwest Airlines, a significant player in the low-cost airline industry, is embarking on a significant overhaul of its aircraft, introducing extra-legroom seating as part of a broader transformation strategy. This move has been met with anticipation, yet it carries implications for both passengers and the airline itself. Initially, the airline had intended to roll out
In a significant development on Wednesday, Spirit Airlines disclosed that Frontier Airlines had made a proposal to merge the two budget carriers through a deal involving both debt and equity. However, Spirit has firmly rejected this overture, stating that it believes Frontier’s offer would ultimately yield less value for its stakeholders than the airline’s existing
In a pivotal moment for aviation, Boom Supersonic has successfully completed multiple test flights of its XB-1 prototype, surpassing the sound barrier over the Mojave Desert. This marks a striking achievement for the start-up, as it becomes the first American company to conduct a supersonic test flight of a domestically designed civil aircraft. CEO Blake
JetBlue Airways finds itself grappling with significant challenges after revealing its outlook for 2025, which has shaken investor confidence. On Tuesday, the airline’s stock saw a staggering decline of over 28% during midafternoon trading. Such a sharp drop reflects the growing concerns among investors regarding the airline’s future profitability and operational efficiency. This downturn comes
On January 24, 2023, a significant political earthquake shook the Washington, D.C. landscape when President Donald Trump dismissed a total of 18 inspectors general (IGs), a move that stirred controversy and concern across both party lines. Notable among those removed were Eric Soskin, the Transportation Department’s IG since December 2020, and Cardell Richardson, who had