What’s the Latest with Boeing’s 737 Max?

What’s the Latest with Boeing’s 737 Max?

Boeing's 737 Max is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. An Alaska Airlines 737-9 lost a door plug after a sudden decompression on January 5 that prompted the FAA to temporarily ground all Max 9 variants with door plugs. Edward Russell and Jay Shabat discuss. Plus, JetBlue's leadership transition and outlook. Reading List Buttigieg on Boeing 737 Max 9’s Return: ‘Until It Is Ready, It’s Not Ready’ Alaska Cancels 737 Max 9 Flights Through Saturday as It Awaits FAA Approval for Inspections United Airlines Finds Loose Bolts on At Least 5 Boeing 737 Max 9 Planes JetBlue Names Joanna Geraghty as CEO, First Woman to Lead a Major U.S. Airline

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Do Secondary Airports in L.A. and San Francisco Work?

Do Secondary Airports in L.A. and San Francisco Work?

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30 Jan 202015min

Whither Willie Walsh?

Whither Willie Walsh?

Airline Weekly talks this week to Skift Europe Editor Patrick Whyte on the news of International Airlines Group CEO Willie Walsh's retirement announcement. Walsh has been a powerhouse in the airline i...

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Looking Into Our Crystal Ball

Looking Into Our Crystal Ball

A single year can result in dramatic change within the airline industry, so an entire decade could see it completely transformed. After 10 years of strong profits and relatively stable oil prices in t...

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The Year in Review

The Year in Review

It's that time of year again. Airline Weekly Editor Madhu Unnikrishnan and Senior Analyst Jay Shabat look back on the year that was. It was yet another tumultuous year in this industry we love: Storie...

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Is The 'Smart Airport' Really a Thing?

Is The 'Smart Airport' Really a Thing?

Skeptics might say the airport of the future has always been just around the corner, but maybe the "smart airport" really is a thing.  Skift Travel Tech Editor Sean O'Neill tells Airline Weekly Editor...

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Why Volaris is Taking the Bus

Why Volaris is Taking the Bus

It's not other airlines. It's the bus. That's where Mexican ultra-low-cost carrier Volaris sees the most opportunity to grow: by poaching passengers from the country's long-distance bus network. In th...

5 Des 201913min

What's the Deal With Air India?

What's the Deal With Air India?

Will there be a deal or won't there? The Indian government now says it wants to sell 100% of the state-owned carrier, but who will buy it? The airline is notoriously saddled with debt and has a restiv...

21 Nov 201915min

Much Ado About Europe

Much Ado About Europe

Skift Europe Editor Patrick Whyte joined Skift Airline Weekly Editor Madhu Unnikrishnan to share his insights on the latest in European airline news. First, of course, Whyte takes a look at why Air Eu...

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