American Airlines takes delivery of its second Airbus A321XLR American Airlines' first Airbus A321XLR is scheduled to enter commercial service on December 18.
FAA ready to negotiate air traffic controllers’ pay and benefits The FAA's Administrator, Bryan Bedford, did not directly answer whether the Trump administration's threats to fire controllers for taking sick leave during the shutdown had affected their morale.
Revisited: Frontier’s Biffle lowballed Spirit, opposed post-Chapter 11 merger during Spirit’s first reorganization So far, Frontier Airlines has not made any publicly known offers to acquire or merge with Spirit Airlines during the latter's second Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Judge approves Spirit Airlines’ gate sale to American Airlines at Chicago-O’Hare Previously, American Airlines, despite losing four gates at Chicago-O'Hare, outlined a goal to have more than 500 departures from the airport.
Spirit Airlines amends financing agreement, gets immediate $50 million liquidity boost The remaining $50 million will be available once Spirit Airlines fulfills previously agreed conditions, including progress on a potential "strategic transaction."
JetBlue ends New York-JFK to Amsterdam Schiphol route JetBlue initially struggled to acquire slots at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS).
Spirit Airlines reaches amended agreements with pilots and cabin crew to access new financing Spirit Airlines obtained $475 million of DIP financing from its bondholders in October.