ReutersDavid Shepardson

FAA to Cut Summer Flights at Chicago O'Hare as United–American Scheduling War Strains Airport

The FAA is considering enforced cuts to summer schedules at Chicago O'Hare after United and American overscheduled the airport, raising congestion concerns. The agency will hold a meeting next week and could force carriers to slash operations to avoid massive delays.

Delta Air Lines

Delta exercises options for 34 Airbus A321neo narrowbodies, deliveries begin 2029

By Delta Air Lines: Delta continues fleet renewal with additional narrowbody aircraft Delta Air Lines is advancing its long-term fleet modernization strategy by exercising options for 34 additional Airbus A321neo aircraft, reinforcing the A321neo’s role as a pillar of Delta’s next generation narrowbody fleet.

2026-02-27T12:32:54.372911-08:00
Air Cargo NewsDamian Brett

European Court of Justice Rejects Airlines' Appeals, Upholds Over €770m Cargo Cartel Fines

By Air Cargo News: The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has rejected appeals by several major airlines against antitrust fines totalling more than €770m. Europe’s top court rejected 12 out 13 appeals related to a price fixing cargo cartel, with only SAS securing a reduction in its fine due to a miscalculation in the fine that was imposed on….

2026-02-27T02:54:18.981820-08:00
Cranky Flier

Spirit Nears Bankruptcy Exit (Again) as Restructuring Reaches Milestone

By Cranky Flier: ![](https://s6331.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2025CWRPBOSFBAlogo.png) ![](https://s6331.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/cwr1-1.jpg) If at First You Don’t Succeed…Spirit Nears Bankruptcy Exit (Again) Our long, yellow-painted, BuzzBallz-loving, ultra-low cost national nightmare just might be over…for now.

2026-02-27T11:13:53.499404-08:00