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Spirit Airlines canceled or delayed more than half of its flights as disruptions continued for a fourth day.

American Airlines and Spirit Airlines suffered hundreds of delays and cancelations after storms disrupted operations at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

Lilium, a German start-up making electric jets that can take off and land vertically, has announced plans to sell 220 aircraft to Brazilian airliner Azul.

A Frontier Airlines passenger was taped to a seat after allegedly groping, attacking flight attendants, according to a police report.

“We’re continuing to encourage as much as we can amongst our own people and our customers to get vaccinated,” Delta Air Lines’ Ed Bastian told CNBC on Tuesday.

Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie also told CNBC on Friday that leisure travel rebounded “quite quickly,” saying the low-cost carrier has had a “very, very busy summer.”

A labor union survey shows most flight attendants have faced unruly travelers and that 17% of them have encountered physical incidents on board.

Bianco Research’s Jim Bianco sees a frustrating backdrop unfolding for investors.

Boeing snapped six straight quarters of losses, thanks to a revival in aircraft demand.

Several air travel consumer groups pushed DOT Secretary Buttigieg to take a harder line with airlines.

American Airlines pilot and flight attendant unions say the company is failing to provide adequate lodging and transportation when they are on the road.

U.S. and EU travelers who have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus will soon be allowed to visit England without having to quarantine.

American asked pilots to save fuel due to shortage at certain midsize airports.

Travel giant Amadeus adds fintech functionality from travel app developer Hopper, which is eyeing future development of more financial products.

For the first time, the ratings review site AirlineRatings.com factored Covid-19 safety measures into its annual rankings of the top airlines in the world.

Low-cost airline Ryanair said Monday that it’s still facing a “challenging” environment and that it might finish the fiscal year “somewhere between a small loss and breakeven.”

CNBC.com’s airlines reporter Leslie Josephs explains why airlines might have a hard time staying profitable in 2021.

Several of the affected services blamed Akamai, a content delivery network.

American and Southwest posted quarterly profits due to a surge in travel demand and government aid.

United Airlines shares rose after the carrier issued an upbeat demand forecast.