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This week’s airline and airport news:
- American Airlines is in Deep Financial Stress
- Three people who traveled on recent Delta flight have tested positive for COVID-19
- JetBlue to leave Long Beach Airport, move operations to LAX
- An Alaska Airlines flight returned to Seattle-Tacoma after a man became belligerent and physically aggressive during the plane’s ascent
- Passenger claims American Airlines flight attendant shook her ‘violently’, called police for using extra blanket
- What you need to know about MSP and flying as people return to the air
- Air Canada Earns the Cranky Jackass Award For Continuing to Avoid Refunds
- Demand Drying Up: Airlines Chop Summer Schedules With Florida Taking the Lead
- JetBlue Leaves a Bad Situation in Long Beach for Something Worse at LAX
- American Becomes Instantly Relevant in New York With JetBlue Strategic Partnership
- Alaska Airlines makes bigger play for Los Angeles with 8 new routes from LAX
- Qantas is set to cancel nearly all international flights until March 2021 as pandemic batters air travel
- Why flying in an airplane will never be the same again
- 15 Ways Your Next United Flight May Be Different, According Their Medical Expert
- Delta CEO promises empty middle seats beyond September (possibly to early 2021)
- MIT: Empty Middle Seats Could Reduce COVID-19 Contagion Risk
- JetBlue announced Monday that it’s extending a ban on center seats until at least Sept. 8,
- Just How Many Passengers Are Flying Across The Atlantic?
- How Billionaires Become Millionaires: Investing in Airlines
