Flight cuts across the United States are starting to affect travelers as air traffic controller shortages deepen. In a recent interview, Chris Sloan explains why smaller cities will feel the impact first, why airlines are canceling flights early, and what passengers should do to stay ahead of the disruption.
Auction Action Dreamliner Inaugural
Seen here in Dallas/Fort Worth on Jan. 31 prior to its inaugural flight to Sao Paolo, this Boeing 777-300ER was the first plane to fly paying passengers in American Airlines' new paint scheme.
“It flew beautifully. We worked through checks but there were no issues.”
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The world’s longest and largest twin-engine airliner, the Boeing 777-9X, has finally taken to the skies for its maiden flight, offering a ray of hope for the troubled US aviation company following months of grim headlines.
As it turns 20 years old this month, JetBlue Airways is making bold moves: Ordering nearly 150 new state-of-the-art aircraft, shaking up the most valuable international route in the world and going green in a big way.
After a series of delays, the Boeing 777-9 has finally taken to the skies. Chris Sloan braved the inclement weather in Seattle to see the long-awaited maiden sortie for himself.
Boeing's Biggest Bet, The 777-9X Takes Flight.
After ten bountiful years, the US airline industry started 2020 with renewed optimism that the worst of the Boeing 737 MAX grounding was over. Yet barely a few months into the new year, the COVID-19 crisis has placed another dark cloud over the industry’s future, as Chris Sloan reports from Florida.
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