Southwest Airlines is facing growing pressure from activist investors who believe the company’s business model is outdated. The pressure is increasing on CEO Robert Jordan
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PAL Faces Delays in Aircraft Deliveries
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is grappling with challenges as it faces aircraft shortages that impact its operations. One of the immediate consequences is the temporary halt
Boeing Halts 737 Production Due to Ongoing Strike
Boeing has announced the complete halt of its 737 aircraft production in Washington state as a result of the ongoing strike by machinists from the
Cathay Pacific to Introduce Dallas-Fort Worth Flights
Cathay Pacific will introduce flights to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport starting on April 24, 2025. This new route marks the airline’s continued efforts to increase
Airbus Strengthens Support for AFP Equipment Modernization
Airbus is poised to play a vital role in the expansion of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) under the “Horizon 3” military modernization
Should the PAF Consider the Airbus A330 MRTT?
Today, I attended a media briefing where Airbus Defense presented their product offerings for the Philippines’ defense requirements. They showcased a lot, including the A400M,
The 1966 Mid-air Collision Between the XB-70 and F-104
The Cold War led to the development of many experimental and production aircraft that could reach incredible speeds. Think of Mach 3-capable interceptors like the
How Airlines Choose Their Routes and Where to Fly To
It’s easy to say, “they should fly to this destination because there is a market,” but it’s actually more complex than that. While market demand
SMBC Signs Lease Deal with United Airlines for A321neo Aircraft
SMBC Aviation Capital has finalized a lease agreement with United Airlines for twenty Airbus A321neo aircraft. These planes, part of United’s fleet expansion plan announced
When a Boeing 747 Carried 1,088 Passengers
The Boeing 747 is truly an awesome plane, and I’m sure most of us can agree. Not only is it visually stunning, but it’s also