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Delta Air Lines Doubles Down In New York As Competition Grows 4 minute read Delta Air Lines is doubling down in New York City. The airline is ramping up capacity and will serve nearly 100 domestic and international destinations this July. The airline is positioning itself as offering more flights to and from New York City than any other airline this summer as the competition heats up in the market. Delta Air Lines intends to remain a major force in New York City. Photo: Vincenzo Pace | Simple Flying Delta doubles down in New York City New York City is opening up again. A year after the city s...

Singapore Airlines Generates $1.5 Billion From Aircraft Leaseback Sales Advertisement: Singapore Airlines has raised approximately US$1.5 billion for the sale and leaseback of 11 of its widebody aircraft. The airline has been struggling with liquidity during the pandemic and will use the money to help it navigate the ongoing low demand. Singapore Airlines has raised liquidity by the sale and leaseback of 11 aircraft. Photo: Singapore Airlines The airline confirmed in a statement today that it had completed the sale and leaseback of seven Airbus A350-900s and four Boeing 787-10s. Reportedly fo...

US Airlines To Get Another $14 Billion In Government Aid Advertisement: The United States Senate passed a stimulus package on March 6th that will include another $14 billion for airlines under the Payroll Support Program (PSP). The support package will preclude airlines from laying off or furloughing additional workers through the fall and keep people employed. Though the full package has a few more steps to go, it is quite likely that the airlines will have another $14 billion headed their way. US airlines are poised to get the third round of government support. Photo: Getty Images US Senate...

How The US Quarantine Order Will Affect Latin American Carriers Advertisement: Yesterday, the newly-inaugurated President Joe Biden signed an executive order announcing self-quarantine for international arrivals. The measure still doesn’t have an official start date and we also know how the US government would enforce it. But, if it does, it would have a rippling effect throughout the aviation industry. Latin American carriers could be among the most affected by the initiative. If the US enforces a self-quarantine for international arrivals, the airline industry would face an uphill battle....