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A Lufthansa subsidiary is asking customers to buy a pricy drink to pay for sustainable fuel
Engine issues, supply chain problems and manufacturing issues at Boeing and Airbus are scrambling airline plans
Schiphol’s fees, passed on to passengers, are set to rise sharply
Announced in April, new rules requiring automatic refunds for delays, cancelations and more, are now in effect
Delta and regulators are moving forward on plans for a seat that can accommodate passengers in their own wheelchairs
Portugal is still committed to selling at least part of its airline, and three airline groups are circling for a chance
After 40 years of meteorologists in the tower, FAA wants to switch to automated weather software
Two airports compete for publicity with differing views on farewells
A new investigation by two federal agencies will hopefully produce the data for a clear path on future policy
The world’s fifth-oldest airline has landed for the last time
A Lufthansa subsidiary is asking customers to buy a pricy drink to pay for sustainable fuel
Engine issues, supply chain problems and manufacturing issues at Boeing and Airbus are scrambling airline plans
Schiphol’s fees, passed on to passengers, are set to rise sharply
Announced in April, new rules requiring automatic refunds for delays, cancelations and more, are now in effect
Delta and regulators are moving forward on plans for a seat that can accommodate passengers in their own wheelchairs
Portugal is still committed to selling at least part of its airline, and three airline groups are circling for a chance
After 40 years of meteorologists in the tower, FAA wants to switch to automated weather software
Two airports compete for publicity with differing views on farewells
A new investigation by two federal agencies will hopefully produce the data for a clear path on future policy
The world’s fifth-oldest airline has landed for the last time