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The US low-cost airline Spirit is selling a total of 25 commercial aircraft as part of so-called sale and leaseback deals. The proceeds will be used to pay off debts. “On January 3, 2024, Spirit Airlines entered into a series of sale-leaseback transactions
The US Civil Aviation Authority (FAA) is grounding the Boeing 737-Max-9 aircraft indefinitely. A new inspection was even ordered for 40 units. The supervisors only want to decide at a later date whether
The U.S. Civil Aviation Authority (FAA) has ordered that all Boeing 737-Max-9s operated by local carriers or flying in U.S. airspace must undergo extraordinary inspections. Specifically, this means a temporary ban on flights. According to the FAA are
Flying personnel must regularly undergo unannounced alcohol checks. Depending on the country, these take place quite often or only on a random basis. In the USA, a union is now warning against taking medication against flu and
At least in aviation, a thaw is emerging between the United States of America and the People's Republic of China. The heads of the civil aviation authorities of the two countries met for a working meeting and found out how
The US airline United Airlines is reducing its presence in Germany next year. The seasonal Berlin flights will no longer be offered from Washington in the 2024 summer flight schedule. There will also be a cut in Frankfurt am Main.
The US Civil Aviation Administration is now under the leadership of Michael G. Whitaker. Last week, the interim chief was officially confirmed in his position by the US Senate. This meant that the previous acting head was firmly in place
Fraport USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Fraport AG, has prevailed in the bidding process for the center management concessions at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). The two airports serve
Oneworld member American Airlines has been fined a hefty $4,1 million for repeatedly keeping passengers waiting excessively long on the apron to board planes. The local
Ironically, a Segway used by the police caused a fire at Washington Dulles Airport on the evening of August 20, 2023. The electrically powered vehicle started near a ticket counter for reasons that are still unclear
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