Aviation Week
• Guy Norris
United Airlines has taken delivery of the first Airbus A321XLR equipped with Pratt & Whitney’s GTF Advantage turbofan, making it the engine’s launch airline customer. The upgraded PW1100G variant is designed to deliver greater thrust, longer range and up to twice the time on wing of earlier versions.
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United Airlines and JetBlue are increasingly aligning the passenger experience across their networks, strengthening the value proposition of their Blue Sky collaboration. Greater consistency could support the partnership’s loyalty benefits by making cross-airline travel and member interactions more seamless.
United Airlines pilots reported GPS interference near Los Angeles early Friday, according to AirLive. The source and cause of the disruption have not been independently confirmed, leaving open whether the event reflects localized signal interference or another navigation-system anomaly.
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A strengthening Atlantic nor’easter is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to the Northeast, particularly New England, through the weekend. American Airlines, United Airlines and JetBlue Airways issued travel waivers for eligible routes, while disruptions remained limited as of Friday morning.
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United Airlines has taken delivery of the first Airbus A321XLR equipped with Pratt & Whitney’s GTF Advantage turbofan, making it the engine’s launch airline customer. The upgraded PW1100G variant is designed to deliver greater thrust, longer range and up to twice the time on wing of earlier versions.
Executives from American Airlines, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines used Morgan Stanley’s Laguna conference to discuss where they see the airline market heading, offering a cross-section of views from three major U.S. carriers on industry conditions and the outlook ahead.
United is partnering with DISH to deliver live professional and college football during the 2026–27 season on Starlink-equipped seatback entertainment systems. The service will be available on U.S. domestic flights, linking onboard connectivity infrastructure with live sports programming across aircraft fitted with the system.
United will offer live professional and college football during the 2026-27 season through DISH on Starlink-equipped seatback entertainment systems. The service will be available on U.S. domestic flights, combining onboard connectivity infrastructure with live sports programming across the airline’s fleet of enabled aircraft.
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American, United and Southwest are trimming marginal routes as jet fuel prices remain near record levels, while Air Canada is adjusting capacity and pricing. The moves come as resilient demand supports bookings, but travelers are already facing fares nearly 25% higher than a year ago.
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