Channing Reid is a US Nightside Reporter/Journalist for Simple Flying, specializing in aviation news and updates. With a focus on airlines, airports, and industry developments, Channing provides insightful articles on various topics related to the aviation industry.
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Channing Reid primarily covers transportation and aviation, with a focus on breaking news, press releases, government announcements, and data citations related to the industry. His coverage includes flight disruptions, airline operations, airport incidents, and aircraft deliveries.
Given his emphasis on breaking news and government announcements in the aviation sector, Channing is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or exclusive information about significant events affecting airlines or airports. Potential topics for outreach could include expert analyses of flight disruptions due to weather or other factors; impacts of delivery delays on airline operations; regulatory changes affecting air travel; trends in passenger volumes at specific airports; safety and security measures at airports; among others.
Consider reaching out if you have firsthand knowledge of noteworthy developments within the aviation industry or can provide insightful commentary backed by relevant data.
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Two airframes, aged over 30 years, are reportedly stored in Hamilton, Canada.
By: Channing Reid
The carrier said it has an “all-in approach to advance” modern and sustainable jet fuel.
By: Channing Reid
The company said it “remains committed” to “creating an inclusive work environment.”
By: Channing Reid
Data suggests the aircraft has been removed from the route indefinitely.
By: Channing Reid
The flying pencil has proved to be the carrier’s workhorse for international and domestic flights.
By: Channing Reid
San Diego International Airport Link copied to clipboard Four passengers were arrested at last week after allegedly attempting to smuggle over 150 pounds of marijuana on a long-haul flight.
By: Channing Reid
The workers had been in the midst of a seven-week-long walkoff.
Along with earning an award for best airline, the carrier was at the top in four other categories.
The airline could implement the new technology as soon as next year.
By: Channing Reid
The carrier applauded its crew members and some passengers for acting quickly.
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