Daily Airline News

Delta Air Lines and Latam Airlines Group are on the cusp of regulatory sign off for a broad partnership that will give them a competitive edge — at least for…

Retirement isn't what it once was, at least not at Lufthansa. Next year, the German carrier will bring back the Airbus A380, which it "permanently decommissioned" during the pandemic, in…

The Covid-19 pandemic air travel recovery may have a hex on it. Flying is in disarray in Europe and the U.S. amid staffing shortages and industrial action, and Australia appears…

Two unions representing British Airways ground staff at London's Heathrow airport have voted to strike over a pandemic pay dispute in what could be the latest in a series of…

They say necessity is the mother of invention, and many U.S. regional airlines are desperate for an inventive solution to their pilot woes. While some are pitching a potential —…

EasyJet is putting criticisms that it does not have the aircraft to play a major role in the reshuffling of Europe's aviation market to rest with a deal to expand…

Airline Weekly is taking a week off. Our next weekly issue will be published on June 27, and we will resume updating AW Daily with airline industry news and commentary…

South Africa is getting a dramatic post-pandemic makeover with the closure of Comair, the country's second-biggest airline.

Transat's ambitious plans for the summer are running into Airbus' manufacturing travails, forcing the Canadian carrier to wet-lease aircraft to fulfill its summer schedule.

The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) has reiterated its belief that no pilot shortage exists in the U.S, and instead blamed airlines’ scheduling exuberance and a failed regional carrier model…