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Delta Asks DOT For More Time To Respond To Aeromexico Ruling
The carriers have asked for an extension until March 8th.
FAA Awards Nearly $250 Million In Grants To Upgrade Airports In 37 States
The grants will benefit airports across the US, from major international hubs to smaller airfields.
United Airlines Eyes Hawaiian's Tokyo Hanadea Slots
United Airlines said that it would utilize Hawaiian Airlines' slots to operate flights between Guam and Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND).
American Airlines Likely Winner In Battle With United Airlines For Haneda Slots
The airline reportedly hopes to begin service between New York and Tokyo at some point this year.
USDOT Orders Delta And Aeromexico To Sever Transborder Ties
The decision, which is subject to finalization, only allows the airlines to continue their partnership through the subsequent IATA traffic season.
Airbus Seeks FAA Exemption To Allow A321XLR Business Class Suite Doors
Airbus stated that the proposed mini-suites would not be detrimental to an evacuation and would benefit the flying public.
Alaska Airlines Named America's 'Most Reliable' For 2023
Alaska Airlines narrowly edged out Delta Air Lines when considering a range of reliability factors.
Amsterdam Schiphol Forced To Drop Summer Flight Cap Plans Following Pressure From US, EU
The news will undoubtedly be welcomed by airlines on both sides of the Atlantic.
US DOT Approves Complaints Over Amsterdam Schiphol Capacity Cuts
The US Department of Transportation has approved a complaint against the EU and Netherlands involving capacity cuts at Amsterdam's Schiphol.
Sun Country Airlines Proposes New Routes To Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
The airline expects to carry over 9,000 passengers on the two routes combined.
Have The USA’s Fake Service Animal Rules Gone Too Far?
Nearly 500 complaints from people with disabilities were reported last year.
American Airlines Fined $4.1 Million For Unlawful Tarmac Delays
The fine is part of the Department of Transportation's wider work on strengthening passengers' rights.
Airlines Warned As 5G Deadline Approaches Again
US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg gives airlines a final warning to update equipment before boosted 5G signals begin July 1.
Asia Pacific Airlines Challenges Nauru Airlines' USDOT Application
Asia Pacific Airlines opposes the US Department of Transportation granting Nauru Airlines' application.
The Main Causes Of USDOT's 77,656 Air Travel Complaints In 2022
Nearly 10,000 complaints last year were against Southwest Airlines.
Department Of Justice Joins Department Of Transportation Probe Into Southwest Airlines Holiday Meltdown
Both departments will work together to determine whether the airline’s scheduling practices were unrealistic.
Average US Domestic Fares Increased 14.1% In 2022
Average US domestic airfares have increased considerably in the past two years, but they are still below their pre-pandemic peak of $403.
2022 US Passenger Traffic Reaches 88% Of 2019 Levels
The DOT has released passenger traffic data for 2022.