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Airline pilots fear retribution over refusing to fly in Middle East, aviators' group says
Airline pilots express widespread safety concerns flying in the Middle East during the Iran conflict, fearing retribution from airlines for refusing high-risk assignments.
Delta launches service that will change the flying experience once and for all – Israel included
Delta doubles presence: Two new routes from Israel to the U.S. to launch soon
Delta Air pauses flights between New York and Tel Aviv due to Middle East tensions
Ten facts you didn't know about turbulence while flying
Many people get annoyed, get uncomfortable or are even scared of turbulence while flying, but many don't know what turbulence is.
Delta VP: New direct Atlanta, Boston, NY routes will see 13 weekly flights
At full capacity, the airline expects to transport up to 3,700 passengers along the routes between Israel and the US per week once it opens in March 2023.
Airlines scrap over 2,000 US flights as Hurricane Ian set to make landfall
American Airlines issued a travel alert for 20 airports in the western Caribbean and Florida waiving change fees for ticket booked by Sept. 23.
Two planes nearly collide over Florida airport
Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) are investigating the incident, which appears to be an Air Traffic Control mishap.
Delta Airlines to launch direct Tel Aviv-Atlanta flight
Delta's new Tel Aviv-Atlanta flight joins its direct flights from Tel Aviv to New York and Boston.
Delta had worst cancelation rate among US airlines in May
Boeing CEO threatens to cancel 737 MAX 10 unless Congress acts
Canceling the 737 MAX 10 program - if Congress doesn't extend a regulatory deadline - would leave Boeing with no viable competitive plane against the successful Airbus A321neo.
Delta Airlines opens new Tel Aviv-Boston route
The first flights along the new route are expected to be nearly full due to high demand, the airline said.
Orthodox women sue airlines after being grounded on flight home to New York
The group of young women and their chaperones were prevented from boarding a flight traveling from Amsterdam to New York allegedly for eating outside of designated mealtimes.
Global stocks rise sharply with investors' renewed risk appetite
World shares had fallen earlier in the week after Omicron infections multiplied around the world.
