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WestJet Flight Attendants Strike, Forcing Hundreds of Flight Cancellations

More than 4,400 WestJet flight attendants walked off the job after nearly 11 months of unsuccessful negotiations over wages, scheduling and working conditions. The strike has forced Canada’s second-largest airline to cancel hundreds of flights, creating immediate disruption across its network.

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WestJet begins parking Boeing 737s as flight-attendant strike threat escalates

WestJet has begun parking Boeing 737 aircraft while it continues negotiations with flight attendants, citing the need to protect travelers and operations ahead of a possible strike. The move signals that labor talks have progressed to an operational disruption stage, despite the airline’s stated effort to reach a deal.

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JetBlue Revises Door-Arming Procedures After Increase in Uncommanded Slide Deployments

JetBlue is changing the predeparture announcements pilots make to flight attendants after a reported increase in “blown slides”—uncommanded emergency-slide deployments. The revised communication is intended to reduce inadvertent slide activation and the resulting operational disruption, maintenance requirements and potential safety exposure.

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Southwest will board 737-800s and 737 MAX 8s five minutes earlier as checked-bag fees drive more carry-ons

Southwest Airlines will move boarding for most Boeing 737-800 and 737 MAX 8 flights five minutes earlier beginning Aug. 1. The change is intended to give passengers more time to stow increasingly full overhead bins and reduce boarding-related delays after the airline began charging most travelers for checked bags.

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Frontier posts its best quarter in years—record revenue and ~80% beat on adjusted loss—while the key question becomes whether ex

Frontier reported record revenue alongside an adjusted-loss outcome that beat expectations by roughly 80%, coupled with “industry-leading” fuel efficiency. The lingering industry question is whether Frontier’s result reflects sustained execution or simply the competitive vacuum created by Spirit’s unraveling.

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