JetBlue Wants To Fly To Amsterdam But Is Struggling To Get Slots
The airline is asking the DOT to make KLM give up two daily slots at AMS if Dutch authorities will not provide them.
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DOT Clears Flyr US Charter Ops 8 Days After The Airline's Collapse
The Foreign Air Carrier Permit was granted on February 9.
MIAT Mongolian Airlines Moving Closer To Launching US Passenger Flights
Last month, the United States and Mongolia finalized the first bilateral air transport agreement negotiations between both countries.
DOT To Face Questions From Congress Following NOTAM Meltdown
Congress will question the DOT this morning concerning various failures and problems that have occurred in recent months.
Southwest Airlines Due To Testify About December Meltdown On Thursday
Southwest COO Andrew Watterson will face the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation following December's operational meltdown.
The Airline "Junk Fees" President Biden Is Keen To Abolish
A new bill proposed by the Biden-Harris administration could cut the hidden costs associated with air travel and tourism.
Virgin Atlantic Fined $1M For Delta Codeshares Flying Over Iraq
The airline violated the FAA's Iraq overflight ban on several occasions between September 2020 and 2021.
DOT Finishes Reviewing Requested Allegiant-Viva Aerobus Partnership
The joint venture agreement still faces a big hurdle: Mexico's Category 2 rating.
US Consumer Complaints Were Down In October 2022 But Still Higher Than Pre-Pandemic
While numbers are down 12% from September, they're still up 370% from pre-pandemic 2019.
Southwest’s Christmas Meltdown Will Now Be Scrutinised By The US Senate
The low-cost carrier will face the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation to examine its operational challenges and consumer policies.
US Transport Secretary Calls On Airlines To Cap Fares Amid Southwest Airlines Chaos
Some airlines had been accused of price gouging in the aftermath of the chaos.
U.S. Organ Transplant Leaders Want To Improve Organ Transport
A letter was written to Secretary Pete Buttigieg, requesting a meeting to discuss solutions for improving efficiency.
US Airlines To Refund More Than $600 Million To Passengers Because Of Pandemic Disruptions
Six select airlines that have skirted the law to avoid refunding passengers have been charged $7.25 million in fines.
US DOT Urges Carriers To Use Over-Water Routes On Florida Flights
There are concerns over congestion ahead of the holiday season.
US Carriers Oppose DOT Flight Delay Compensation Push
A trade group representing major airlines claims the government's request will raise the cost of travel and cause confusion.
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Delta’s LATAM Joint Venture Has Been Approved By The DOT
The partnership will allow passengers access to more than 300 destinations in the Americas.
The Biden Administration Wants More Extra Fee Transparency When Selling Airline Tickets
The Biden Administration feels that passengers deserve every right to know the true breakdown of their flight tickets before making a purchase.
United States Consumer Complaints Are 260% Above Pre-Pandemic Levels
Operational strains continue to lead to customer dissatisfaction.
United Airlines Concerned About Missing Cuba Flight Resumption Deadline
United Airlines ceased its commercial service to Havana due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
President Biden Wants Outdated US Airports Updated
President Biden has reprimanded the US air travel industry for falling behind the rest of the world.