Christine Boynton is a Senior Editor at Air Transport. She specializes in aviation and aerospace topics, with a focus on airlines, business leaders, and the impact of AI within the industry. Christine's insights and expertise are featured in Aviation Week Network.
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Christine's coverage is mainly focused on the transportation and airline industry, with a particular emphasis on aircraft, airlines, and related business dealings. She seems to seek out press releases and government/private sector announcements.
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By: Christine Boynton, Lori Ranson
Air Wisconsin is embarking on a strategy shift focusing on Essential Air Service (EAS) routes and charter expansion.
By: Christine Boynton, Lori Ranson
As it celebrates its centennial, Delta is focused on building customer loyalty, unveiling new offerings and partnerships to attract and retain membership.
By: Christine Boynton
By: Christine Boynton
The cuts were implemented in “various departments” across the company, and the airline still expects to emerge from a streamlined chapter 11 process in Q1 2025.
By: Christine Boynton
More global partnerships and premium offerings may be ahead for Southwest Airlines, as it works to transform and broaden its appeal.
By: Christine Boynton
As contract negotiations continue for flight attendants at Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air, the mainline group is nearing a second tentative agreement (TA).
By: Christine Boynton
One year after removing the Boeing 737-10 from internal fleet plans, United Airlines’ outlook for the variant is taking a positive turn.
By: Christine Boynton, Lori Ranson
Airlines in Latin America are boosting their internal MRO capabilities, creating opportunities to capture more third-party work.
Alaska Air Group’s integration of Hawaiian Airlines is progressing as planned, with the goal of achieving a single operating certificate by the end of 2025.
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