Delta CEO Flies to Paris While the Airline Works to Recover
Delta executives fly off to Paris to kick off the Olympic Games while the airline attempts to recover its operation back at home.
Delta Meltdown Day 5: Where Things Currently Stand
On day 5 of the its operational meltdown, Delta is finally starting to show signs of improvement. Though the reputational damage will linger for months and years to come.
American Airlines Introduces Automated Tags for Mobility Devices
American Airlines has become the first U.S. carrier to introduce automated tags for mobility devices including wheelchairs.
Qatar Airways Orders 20 More Boeing 777-9s
Qatar Airways, the launch customer for the 777X, announced orders for 20 more Boeing 777-9s at the Farnborough International Airshow.
Courtyard by Marriott Opens in Sapporo
The 321 room Courtyard by Marriott Sapporo is now open. The hotel is the brand's 8th property in Japan and first on the island of Hokkaido.
Delta Issues Meltdown Update, Disruption Likely Through Tomorrow
Delta has issued an update on its operational meltdown as it stretches into its fourth day with issues expected at least through tomorrow.
Four Airlines Place Boeing Orders on First Day of Farnborough Airshow
Four airlines placed orders for a wide variety of Boeing aircraft on the first day of the Farnborough International Airshow.
Qatar Airways Unveils Next Generation Qsuite
Qatar Airways unveiled the carrier's next generation Qsuite Business Class at the Farnborough International Airshow.
Delta Enters Meltdown Mode as IT Woes Stretch to Third Day
Delta has entered meltdown mode as IT issues related to the Crowdstrike outage stretch into the third day.
Southwest 737 Comes Within 150 Feet of Tampa Bay Causeway
A Southwest Boeing 737-8 MAX came within 150 feet of Tampa Bay as it attempted to land at Tampa International Airport in bad weather.