Pilar Wolfsteller

The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has opened an investigation into an incident in Las Vegas in which a Frontier Airlines Airbus A321 landed, apparently with its right main landing gear on fire.

US airlines have added flights to evacuate residents and tourists from Florida ahead of the impending impact of Hurricane Milton, which is set to slam into the west coast of Florida later in the day.

Southwest Airlines' minority investor Elliott Investment Management has requested a special shareholder meting to be held in early December, in its fight to oust chief executive Bob Jordan and much of the company's board of directors.

Mexican ultra low-cost carrier Volaris is digging itself out of a hole caused by Pratt & Whitney's geared turbofan engine recall, shifting capacity into US markets, and expecting stability and continuation in aviation policy from the country's new president

American Airlines has begun to shift its distribution and sales strategy back to agencies and corporate buyers with the hope of boosting revenue earned from business travellers, after losing market share to industry peers.

As the airline association gathers in Nassau, its chief executive Jose Ricardo Botelho outlines untapped opportunities in the event's host region and concerns about Latin American government attitudes towards aviation

Latin American and Caribbean airline leaders have arrived in the Bahamas for their annual meeting, hoping to use the 20th edition of the ALTA AGM and Leaders' Forum to highlight the industry's needs in a region that promises massive growth potential.

As host of the 20th ALTA AGM and Airline Leaders Forum this week, Bahamasair has itself a lot to celebrate. Founded in 1973, the same year the commonwealth of the Bahamas won independence from the UK, the carrier currently operates four Boeing 737NG aircraft and six ATR turboprops. The airline ...

IATA director general Willie Walsh says that supply chain issues in the aviation industry will continue for up to five more years, causing frustration among airline managers and further pushing back a full post-Covid-19 recovery.

Brazil's Gol and Abra group, the airline's majority investor, have reached an agreement that will eliminate up to $2.55 billion in debt from the carrier's books.