LATAM CFO details engines of 28% Q2 revenue surge
LATAM Airlines CFO Ricardo Bottas highlights network growth, premium demand and loyalty gains as key drivers behind a 28% year-on-year jump in second-quarter sales.
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Two Low-Cost Airlines Set To Shut Down Operations In 2027
Two low-cost carriers plan to wind down operations in 2027, signaling fresh turbulence for budget air travel as fuel, debt and competition reshape the market.
Scott Kirby Turns Route Predictions Into a Strategy Reveal
United’s CEO recently gamified the airline’s next wave of route launches, offering rare insight into how he thinks about hubs, competition and premium demand.
Mach OE Places First Seed Aircraft With United Airlines
Mach OE has placed its first seed aircraft with United Airlines, signaling growing demand for flexible, lower‑risk fleet solutions amid volatile new-technology programs.
Alaska Airlines adds Seattle nonstop flights to Athens and Paris
Alaska Airlines will launch new seasonal nonstop routes from Seattle to Athens and Paris in summer 2027, expanding West Coast access to two high-demand European capitals.
Two Low-Cost Airlines Set to Disappear by 2027
Two prominent low-cost airlines are expected to vanish from the skies by 2027, signaling a turbulent new phase for budget air travel worldwide.
New Ultra-Cheap Airline Promises Fares From Just $25
A newly launched ultra-low-cost carrier is advertising base fares starting at $25, intensifying competition on short-haul routes and testing how low U.S. airfares can go.
Scott Kirby’s High-Altitude Bet on Denver Pays Off
United Airlines chief executive Scott Kirby turned Denver into the centerpiece of the carrier’s growth strategy, reshaping both the hub and the airline’s fortunes.
Turkish Airlines plans 20% Asia-Pacific flight boost
Turkish Airlines is preparing a major push in the Asia-Pacific region, targeting up to a 20% increase in flight frequencies as Middle East routes face disruption.
Investigators Probe Vietnam Airlines 787 Runway Scare in Munich
German and Vietnamese investigators are examining how a Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787 overran the runway and suffered a tail strike during takeoff from Munich.
TUI fly Netherlands To Replace 737-8 Fleet With Larger 737-10s
TUI fly Netherlands plans to phase out its six Boeing 737 MAX 8s in favor of larger 737 MAX 10s from 2027, boosting leisure capacity from Amsterdam.
Court Reverses DOT Move to End Delta–Aeromexico Alliance
A U.S. appeals court has overturned the Department of Transportation’s bid to terminate Delta and Aeromexico’s joint venture, preserving a key U.S.–Mexico travel corridor.
Alaska Airlines Adds Historic Nonstops to Paris and Athens
Alaska Airlines is launching first ever Seattle nonstop flights to Athens and new Paris service, with limited $999 roundtrip introductory fares for U.S. buyers.
United Flight Attendant’s Suit Hit as Judge Orders Arbitration
A United Airlines flight attendant lost a key ruling in her effort to hold the carrier liable after her pilot boyfriend pleaded guilty in a revenge porn case.
As Alaska Air Expands Globally, Crews Warn of Thin Staffing
As Alaska Airlines pushes into long haul international flying, flight attendants warn that current staffing and service models are stretching crews and safety margins.