Associated PressAssociated Press

Cessna Citation C550 crashes on landing at Statesville Regional Airport; multiple killed

A Cessna C550 (Citation II) business jet crashed while landing at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina on Thursday, killing multiple people, the FAA said. The aircraft reportedly returned to the airport shortly after departure; the FAA and NTSB have opened an investigation.

The Points GuyEdward Russell

Alaska unveils largest-ever Anchorage and Portland schedules, adding seven new routes for next summer

By The Points Guy: Alaska Airlines is fortifying its leading position in Anchorage and Portland with seven new routes next summer.

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American Airlines Aims To Connect Smaller Cities To The World With 15 New Routes In 2026

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One Mile at a TimeBen Schlappig

American Stops Awarding Miles and Loyalty Points on Basic Economy Fares

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Dallas Morning NewsJordan Parker

American Airlines is in the midst of a consequential transformation and executives at Skyview, the Fort Worth Texas carrier’s headquarters, are aware of the need for urgency.

By Dallas Morning News: American Airlines is in the midst of a consequential transformation and executives at Skyview, the Fort Worth carrier’s headquarters, are aware of the need...

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