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United Flight Attendants Slam Airline Over New Seats

1 day ago | airlinegeeks.com | Caleb Revill

The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA) has stated that United is “demanding concessions from flight attendants” while announcing its new Dreamliner interiors on Tuesday. United’s new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner cabin design has 99 premium seats and a new business class called Polaris Studio. Meanwhile, the AFA is arguing against proposed concessions in its ongoing labor bargaining with the airline.
Qatar Orders $96B Worth of Boeing Aircraft in ‘Historic Agreement’

1 day ago | airlinegeeks.com | Caleb Revill

[ Aircraft Orders and Deliveries ] Qatar has agreed to purchase up to 210 aircraft from Boeing during a visit from President Donald Trump in the country’s capital city of Doha. The purchase is part of a broader $1.2 trillion economic agreement between the U.S. and Qatar signed by Trump on Wednesday.
Boeing Whistleblower Wrongful Death Lawsuit Ends in Settlement

1 day ago | airlinegeeks.com | Caleb Revill

Boeing has agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of deceased whistleblower John “Mitch” Barnett. The settlement, filed in a federal court on Monday, concludes a nearly two-month wrongful death lawsuit filed by Barnett’s family a year after his death in March 2024. The details of the settlement were not provided in court documentation.
Report: China Lifts Boeing Ban

2 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | Caleb Revill

[ Aircraft Orders and Deliveries ] China has lifted its ban on airlines receiving Boeing aircraft after a de-escalation of its trade war with the U.S.According to a Bloomberg report citing “people familiar with the matter,” the decision to resume allowing Boeing jet deliveries came after productive trade talks with the U.S. culminated in a new trade deal.
Avelo Begins Flights for ICE

3 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

The carrier will operate deportation flights from Phoenix/Mesa Gateway Airport. Despite a boycott of the airline that collected nearly 40,000 signatures, Avelo began deportation flights this week. The ultra-low-cost carrier – which began operations in 2021 – announced a new contract with the Department of Homeland Security last month.
FAA Plans Temporary Flight Reductions in Newark

3 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | Caleb Revill

Safety concerns over ongoing technology troubles are leading to new limits on arrivals and departures at the New Jersey airport. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that the Federal Aviation Administration would be temporarily reducing flights at Newark Liberty International Airport during a press conference on Monday afternoon.
Delta Adding Two Routes in 2026

4 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

The airline plans to resume service in these markets. Delta is slated to bolster its network early next year with the addition of more routes. According to Cirium Diio schedule data, the airline will resume flights between New York-JFK and Grand Cayman, along with Detroit and Liberia, Costa Rica. These routes will begin in December and January, respectively. Service from New York to Grand Cayman will start on Dec. 3, operating once per week on Saturdays.
American Pilots Make Another Move Toward ALPA Merger

4 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

Roughly 15,000 pilots at American Airlines may be one step closer to new union representation. Currently, the group is represented by the Allied Pilots Association (APA), though a majority of members voted earlier this year to explore a merger with the larger Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA). ALPA represents nearly 80,000 pilots at several major carriers, including Delta and United.
JetBlue Debuts New Special Livery

4 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

JetBlue has unveiled a new special livery on one of its Airbus A320 aircraft, celebrating its nearly two-decade partnership with Dunkin’. The aircraft, named “Brewing Altitude,” features Dunkin’s signature pink and orange colors, adorned with playful doughnut and coffee motifs. The livery was revealed at a celebration in Boston, a city significant to both brands. The collaboration between JetBlue and Dunkin’ began in 2006, with JetBlue serving Dunkin’s Original Blend coffee on board.
‘Action Slip’ Caused British Airways 777 Rejected Takeoff

6 days ago | airlinegeeks.com | RyanRyan Ewing |Ryan Ewing

The U.K.’s Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has released its final report on a “serious incident” involving a British Airways Boeing 777-200 aircraft that performed a rejected takeoff at London Gatwick Airport on June 28, 2024. Investigators determined the incident occurred when the first officer inadvertently began reducing the throttles at the V1 decision speed instead of removing his hand from them as required by procedure.