U.S. training schools offer distinctly different approaches to upset training

In the wake of MH370, designers work toward securing avionics systems

Many industry executives expect some kind of downward correction to demand with a corresponding rise in aircraft cancellations or postponements.

Pilot unions’ demands in Europe could spell the demise of Air France-KLM

Change in management at JetBlue could see fees for amenities being enacted

The airline is adding capacity on routes with the most financial upswing

If Air France one day goes the way of Pan Am, its pilots will have to share the blame.

Through the ups and downs of its 30-year history, Virgin Atlantic Airways has been “amazingly successful” at establishing its brand, Chief Executive Craig Kreeger recently pointed out, although less successful at making money. The carrier’s highest profit was a pretax gain of £99 million ($162 million, at today’s rate) in 1999, Kreeger told The Wall Street Journal this month.