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Aviation A2Z began in 2018 as a YouTube Channel and has since transformed into a comprehensive News and Educational Website. Based in India, this aviation organization offers up-to-date news, unique blogs, and verified job listings at no charge. The website has experienced significant growth, currently attracting 1 million pageviews each month, making it the top aviation news and education platform in India.

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JetBlue Extends Partnership with Japan Airlines with Redemption Miles

1 day ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

NEW YORK- JetBlue (B6) has expanded its partnership with Japan Airlines (JL), allowing TrueBlue members to redeem points for Japan Airlines-operated flights directly on its website. This marks JetBlue’s first redemption partnership with an East Asian carrier.
Frontier Airlines Flight Attendant Sues Passenger for $75,000

2 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

LAS VEGAS- A Frontier Airlines (F9) flight attendant is suing a passenger for over $75,000 following an alleged physical assault aboard a flight from Portland International Airport (PDX) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). The lawsuit highlights escalating legal actions by airline staff against disruptive travelers. The incident, which occurred in April 2023, led to criminal charges and an FBI probe.
Delta Air Lines Offers $3,000 For Volunteering to Get Off the Plane

2 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

ATLANTA- Delta Air Lines (DL) recently offered an extraordinary $3,000 compensation to passengers willing to deplane from a Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) flight due to operational requirements. The incident occurred on April 21, 2025, following the Easter holiday weekend, traditionally one of the busiest travel periods. An aircraft equipment change is required to reduce the passenger load for proper fuel balancing considerations.
American Airlines Now Losing 29% Less Bags But Still Worst in the US

3 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

FORT WORTH- American Airlines (AA) has made significant strides in reducing its mishandled baggage rate, reporting a 29% year-over-year improvement in Q1 2025, according to an internal memo shared by aviation page JonNYC. Despite this progress, the Fort Worth-based carrier (DFW) continues to rank last among major U.S. airlines in baggage handling performance, with December 2024 DOT statistics showing American mishandling 0.83 bags per 100 enplaned compared to Delta Air Lines’ (DL) 0.50 rate.
Boeing 777X Launch Can Be Delayed Amid US Trade War

3 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

SEATTLE- A trade war currently rages, with the United States imposing tariffs on countries worldwide. The situation remains highly dynamic as of April 11, with uncertainty about which tariffs will remain permanent. If significant US tariffs and retaliatory measures from other nations persist, the Boeing 777X program faces serious challenges, as reported by Simple Flying. Aviation industry experts warn that a worst-case scenario could force Boeing to focus primarily on the domestic market.
Boeing to Use All 4 Test 777X for Certification Flights

5 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

WASHINGTON- Boeing reactivated its fourth 777X test aircraft on April 13, 2025, at Seattle Paine Field International Airport (PAE). The airframe, known as WH0004 and registered as N779XZ, had its transponder activated with the callsign ‘BOE777‘ from approximately 09:49 to 11:32 local time. This development marks a significant step for the aircraft, which had remained grounded at Seattle Paine Field since November 2021, when it last operated a flight from King County International Airport (BFI).
Iberia to Launch First RedEye Flight to the US

5 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

MADRID— Iberia Airlines (IB) will make aviation history with the first-ever westbound transatlantic redeye flight from Europe to the United States (US). Operated on an Airbus A330, this service will commence on October 28 between Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). The unprecedented schedule features a 12:55 a.m. departure from Madrid, arriving in Dallas at 5:30 a.m. local time, marking a significant shift from traditional transatlantic flight patterns.
Riyadh Air to Offer New Flat-Bed Business Class on 787s

5 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Bhavya Velani

RIYADH- Saudi Arabia’s newest carrier, Riyadh Air (RX), set to launch in 2025, has unveiled its innovative cabin interiors for its Boeing 787-9 fleet. The airline, positioned as the world’s first digital-native carrier, will feature Safran Unity seats in Business Elite and Business class configured in a 1-2-1 layout.
United Airlines to Unveil New Flight Attendants Uniform After 7 Years

5 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Kevin Derby

CHICAGO- United Airlines (UA) will introduce its redesigned flight attendant uniforms on May 28, 2025, after 7 years of development process. The carrier collaborated with designers Tracy Reese and Brooks Brothers to create the updated attire. The rollout follows extensive wear tests and employee feedback, with final adjustments still underway. The new uniforms replace a decade old design, featuring United’s signature blue hues and modernized functionality.
Qatar Airways Passenger Sues Crew for Stealing $600 on San Francisco-Doha Flight

5 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Bhavya Velani

SAN FRANCISCO- A passenger on Qatar Airways (QR) flight from San Francisco (SFO) to Kolkata via Doha (DOH) has filed a lawsuit alleging a flight attendant stole $600 from her designer handbag while she slept in her QSuite Business Class seat. The incident occurred on February 26, 2025, during Qatar Airways flight QR738, a 15-hour journey from San Francisco (SFO) to Doha (DOH) aboard an Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, where the passenger reportedly boarded with $4,100 in cash.