#airline regulations

"Data Privacy Concerns": Delta Air Lines Facing Backlash From US Lawmakers About Using AI Ticket Pricing

Delta's AI plan hits a speed bump.

How Many Days Off Do Pilots Get?

Time off depends on several factors, including the airline, their level of seniority, the type of flights they operate, ...

Airlines Can Fire Pilots For Several Reasons, But Not For Reporting Fatigue

In order to ensure a safe operating environment, pilots must be rested and must be able to report when they are fatigued...

South Africa's FlySafair Faces Sanctions Over Breach Of Foreign Ownership Rules

FlySafair's ownership structure has been questioned several times.

EDTO: What Are Extended Diversion Time Operations?

EDTO defines the maximum flying time that an aircraft can be from an airport in case of an emergency.

Can Pilots & Cabin Crew Work Part Time?

As the duties of pilots and flight attendants aren't restricted to flying, the answer isn't straightforward.

Finally: Southwest Airlines Tests Google Flights Display Of Fares

Southwest Airlines is now publishing its fares to Google Flights as the next step in cultural "Transfarency".

US Lawmakers Urgently Add Amendments As Critical FAA Bill Deadline Approaches

Senators are struggling to keep this legislation on track.

Explained: How Private Jets' Regulatory Requirements Differ From Those Of Airliners

Operators must comply with additional requirements for commercial operations.

Early Starts, Late Finishes & Everything In Between: The World Of Pilot Schedules

A professional schedule that's (usually) up in the air.

What Was The Airline Deregulation Act?

While new airlines emerged, several existing airlines went bankrupt.

Why Qatar Airways Is Asking Its Pilots To Taxi On One Engine