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False bomb alerts cost airlines about $350,000 each as 30-plus threats hit European flights

More than 30 bomb alerts against commercial flights in Europe over the past week have triggered diversions, unscheduled landings, fighter escorts and security inspections. With fuel, airport fees, crew hours and passenger rebooking adding up, airlines and governments absorb costs estimated at about $350,000 per alert, with no clear party to bill.

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JetBlue says it is not considering Chapter 11 as fuel costs and debt pressure finances

JetBlue executives again told employees the carrier has no plans to seek Chapter 11 protection, seeking to reassure staff amid financial strain. Management pointed to soaring fuel costs and debt as pressures the airline says it can withstand, though the company’s repeated assurances underscore the concern inside the business.

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SKY Airline drops Santiago–Punta Cana route amid XLR setback

Chile’s SKY Airline is dropping its Santiago–Punta Cana service as it faces a setback involving its XLR plans. The change removes a long-haul route from the carrier’s network; the available report does not specify the route’s final operating date or the nature of the setback.

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Cape Air renews Essential Air Service from Lebanon, New Hampshire

Cape Air has renewed its Essential Air Service (EAS) service from Lebanon, New Hampshire. The announcement extends the carrier’s role in providing federally supported air service to the community; the available report does not specify the renewal’s duration, routes or operating terms.

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