JetBlue and United Airlines have jointly announced a new strategic collaboration called Blue Sky, aimed at improving customer experience and unlocking mutual growth opportunities. The partnership introduces integrated flight search functionality and cross-airline loyalty benefits, while also marking United’s return to New York JFK Airport.
Boeing has reached a tentative non-prosecution agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), aiming to resolve a criminal fraud case stemming from two fatal B737 MAX crashes involving Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302. The proposed agreement would prevent a 23 June 2025 trial, avoiding prolonged legal exposure for the aerospace giant.
7 Air, a newly certified U.S. cargo carrier, has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining Part 121 regularly scheduled operator status from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The airline received its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) today, granting it approval to conduct scheduled domestic cargo flights. Revenue operations are expected to commence in early March 2025.
JetBlue CEO Joanna Geraghty has revealed that the airline is currently in discussions with multiple carriers regarding potential partnerships, with a particular focus on a domestic collaboration. Geraghty emphasized that these talks align with JetBlue’s strategy to expand connectivity and enhance its market position in the U.S. aviation sector.
Frontier Airlines, the U.S.-based ultra-low-cost carrier, has unveiled plans to introduce 16 new routes starting in February and March 2025. These new routes will connect 21 airports, expanding Frontier’s network and providing travelers with more affordable travel options. Among the new connections is the highly anticipated service from San Juan (Puerto Rico) to Antigua and Barbuda, catering to both leisure…
