United Airlines 787-9 Grounded Again After TCAS Failures
United Airlines grounded its new Boeing 787-9, N61101, following repeated Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System failures in early July 2026.
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United Airlines grounded its new Boeing 787-9, N61101, following repeated Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System failures in early July 2026.
Avianca resumed seasonal San Salvador-Madrid flights while Royal Jordanian launched a new 4X-weekly Amman-Vienna service using an Airbus A321neo.
Icelandair will retire its remaining eight Boeing 757-200s this winter, accelerating a fleet transition to the more fuel-efficient Airbus A321XLR.
United Airlines will launch its longest Boeing 737 MAX 8 route from Newark to Santiago de Compostela, Spain, on May 27, 2026.
Bernstein raised Delta Air Lines' price target to $88, citing the carrier's fuel insulation advantage and upcoming transatlantic football charters.
Five US airlines are launching 15 new routes, led by United’s direct service to Spain and Alaska Airlines’ inaugural transatlantic flight to Iceland.
Delta Air Lines has inaugurated the first-ever direct flight from New York JFK to Olbia, Sardinia, operating four times weekly for the summer season.
American Airlines launched four new nonstop European routes to support its record-breaking 2026 summer travel season, carrying 75 million passengers.
British Airways has launched its first nonstop London-St. Louis flight in 23 years, reconnecting the UK with the key Midwest business and leisure market.
US airlines are launching summer flights to Greece early, as a travel boom is offsetting a $400M fuel cost hit from Middle East turmoil.
Cabo Verde Airlines will resume U.S. service on March 31, 2026, with new flights to Rhode Island, rebuilding its international transatlantic network.