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/PRNewswire/ -- United Airlines (UAL) today announced third-quarter 2021 financial results. Despite the impact of the COVID-19 Delta variant in the third...
So, it's good that we have this data and that we can turn that into action with the airlines, make sure it doesn't happen. pilots do have to go through a retraining and as you and i have talked about many times, what was important about the payroll support program is that you kept people current with their job, going to the regular training, we'd be in a much worse place if we had not done that. and these safety reports are really important to take into consideration every single airline needs to be looking at that with the faa to make sure that their training programs and retraining and overs...
Tue, 07/27/2021 - 7:08pm Passengers are returning to the skies in levels approaching pre-pandemic numbers, but Alaska Air Group’s first profit in six quarters was based on a final round of federal payroll relief payments. (Photo/Tribune News Service) Alaska Airlines is back in the black, but not without significant help. The airline’s Seattle-based parent company, Alaska Air Group Inc., officially posted a $397 million profit in the second quarter that compares extremely favorably against the $214 million loss in the pandemic-restricted second quarter of 2020. The profit came after five...
A slew of employment decisions by American Airlines have led to a major bottleneck in training and recertification now that the pilots are being brought back to work. That could mean ongoing cancellations and delays for passengers. Just as hundreds of thousands of Americans return to the skies again this summer, many of the old inconveniences and aggravations of commercial airline travel are back, too. And experts say travelers should expect ongoing problems throughout the busy summer season. Long lines at security checkpoints, disruptive passengers and lengthy flight delays and cancellations...
United Airlines told more than 40,000 employees that stronger travel demand means they won’t face furloughs this fall when federal aid expires.