Airways

Airways Magazine stands out as a premier publication in the Commercial Aviation sector, boasting more than 22 years of continuous distribution. Located in Miami, Florida, Airways has established itself as a trusted source worldwide, known for its insightful and sometimes bold articles, expert insights, and a global perspective. The magazine covers a broad range of topics, all enhanced by stunning photography.

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5/12/1982: Braniff International Airways is Grounded

3 days ago | airwaysmag.com | Lee Cross

‍DALLAS - Today, in 1982, One of the world's most iconic airlines, Braniff International Airways (BN), ceased operations. Speaking at the time, the airline blamed the half-price fare war it had been embroiled in with American Airlines (AA). This had resulted in ticket prices that undercut BN's lowest fares resulting in significantly lower yields. Over-ExpansionAlso to blame was Braniff's substantial over-expansion following the United States airline Deregulation Act of the 1970s.
5/11/1934: the Douglas DC-2 Takes Flight for the First Time

4 days ago | airwaysmag.com | Lee Cross

‍DALLAS — Today, in 1934, the Douglas DC-2 operated its maiden flight. In command was Douglas Test Pilot Carl Cover. The DC-2 was a larger, re-engined development of the DC-1. Douglas had developed the latter following a Transcontinental & Western Air (TWA) request. After six months of testing, the manufacturer modified the aircraft, and TWA ordered 20, becoming the launch customer. When it entered service with TWA on May 18, it became very popular with airlines and passengers.
Airline Group IAG Orders 53 New Planes as Profits Triple

6 days ago | airwaysmag.com | John Huston

DALLAS — International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways (BA), has ordered 53 new aircraft needed to meet demand after profits almost tripled at the start of 2025. International Airlines Group (IAG) has ordered the jets to pump up its medium-term long-haul fleet. The order consists of 21 Airbus A330-900neo and 32 Boeing 787-10 jets. The Airbus aircraft are destined for IAG's Iberia (IB), Aer Lingus (EI), and LEVEL (LL) brands.
5/08/2008: Isle of Man-based Euromanx Ceases Operations

1 week ago | airwaysmag.com | Lee Cross

‍DALLAS — Today, in 2008, Isle of Man-based EuroManx (3W) ceased operations.
Breeze Airways Launches New Routes from Fort Lauderdale

1 week ago | airwaysmag.com | Helwing Villamizar

‍DALLAS – Breeze Airways (MX), the premium leisure carrier known for its “Seriously Nice” service, is expanding its Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) offering with new nonstop routes to Akron-Canton, Ohio, and Wilmington, N.C., beginning this November. Service to Wilmington will operate on Mondays and Fridays starting November 7. Akron-Canton flights will run Wednesdays and Saturdays, with BreezeThru (no plane change) service on Mondays and Fridays beginning November 5.
Avelo Airlines Introduces Stretch, Stretch+ Seating Options

1 week ago | airwaysmag.com | John Huston

‍DALLAS — Two new seating upgrade options are available today on Avelo Airlines (XP). Stretch and Stretch+ provide customers with more personal space and a more comfortable travel experience. Passengers who purchase Stretch+ will be seated in a row where the middle seat is intentionally unoccupied. Stretch provides extra legroom with pitch ranging from 32 to 36 inches. The two new options will be available for an additional fee on all Avelo flights beginning September 3, 2025.
JetBlue Airways Names Vijay Raman VP of Sales, Revenue

1 week ago | airwaysmag.com | Helwing Villamizar

‍DALLAS — Today, JetBlue (B6) appointed Vijay Raman as the airline’s new sales and revenue management vice president. According to the press release, Raman will be responsible for revenue optimization, ancillary strategy, distribution, and corporate sales. He will report to Daniel Shurz, B6’s senior network, revenue, and enterprise planning vice president.
Etihad Airways Launches Corporate Business Travel Program

2 weeks ago | airwaysmag.com | John Huston

‍DALLAS — Etihad Airways (EY) this week announced the launch of a new corporate travel program designed to enhance the business travel experience. Etihad for Business Corporate introduces an innovative digital platform that the airline says simplifies corporate travel management while providing customized benefits based on each organization’s specific requirements.
Boeing 787 Fleet Crosses 1 Billion Passengers Mark

2 weeks ago | airwaysmag.com | John Huston

DALLAS — Boeing today announced a significant milestone in the company’s history. The 787 Dreamliner fleet has surpassed 1 billion passengers faster than any wide-body commercial airplane in history. The type accomplished the feat less than 14 years after entering service. The global 787 fleet, comprising more than 1,175 airplanes, has flown nearly 5 million flights, covering over 30 million flight hours.
Honeywell Test Flight Demonstrates Surf-A, Smart-X RAAS

2 weeks ago | airwaysmag.com | John Huston

DALLAS — On January 2, 2024, a Japan Airlines (JL) Airbus A350 collided with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft while landing at Haneda Airport (HND) in Tokyo. The A350 caught fire, but, thankfully, all 379 passengers and crew evacuated safely. However, five of the six Coast Guard crew members died. Investigations are focusing on miscommunication and air traffic control procedures leading to the collision.