PHOENIX — With the Phoenix International Aviation Symposium wrapped up, we thought we’d return to a handle of tidbits from a network and fleet planning discussion that perhaps didn’t warrant a
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SCOTTSDALE — Data collection is hardly a new thing in the aviation industry. Every time a passenger flies, the airline collect reams of information ranging from gender to birth dates, place
SCOTTSDALE — American Airlines’ Vice President of Network Planning Charles Schubert said on Thursday that the airline is actively looking to fill a gap soon to be left by aging
MIAMI — Airbus continues to maintain a super-sized forecast for its super-sized jumbo jet, the A380, as it presented its 20-year market outlook at the 2015 Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance conference.
MIAMI — Embraer says it will continue to extend its market share lead over the next 20 years while plugging its
MIAMI — Boeing is not currently considering a 757 replacement or re-engine, according to Randy Tinseth, the company’s vice president of
MIAMI — The commercial aviation industry is in “really good shape,” at least for now, said Richard Aboulafia, vice president of analysis
MIAMI — Taiwan-based EVA Air recently invited Airways to try its Elite Class premium economy service. The carrier was one of the first
MIAMI — Singapore-based budget airline Scoot came one step closer to receiving its first Dreamliner on Monday, when its first airplane
SEATTLE — Airways recently took a little ride over Paine Field, home to Boeing’s Everett aircraft manufacturing facility. Airways was there when
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