Howard Hardee is an Americas Aviation Reporter for FlightGlobal, specializing in covering airlines and electric aviation. With a background in journalism and experience with various news organizations, Howard brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his reporting on the aviation industry.
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By: Howard Hardee
Spirit Airlines plans to furlough a further 330 pilots early next year as it navigates a period of severe financial turbulence.
US carrier Sun Country Airlines anticipates taking delivery next year of eight additional Boeing 737-800 cargo aircraft to fly on behalf of Amazon.
By: Howard Hardee
SkyWest Airlines on 31 October disclosed a deal to deploy 40 MHIRJ CRJ550 regional jets to fly under contract for United Airlines
Boeing extended a new offer to its striking machinists' union on 31 October, as the airframer attempts to move past a debilitating, weeks-long halt in production on several aircraft programmes.
By: Ryan Finnerty, Jon Hemmerdinger, Howard Hardee
The US president election on 5 November could determine much about the next four years for US airlines and aerospace manufacturers, leaving firms possibly facing major new policy shifts - or continuation of the status quo.
Southwest Airlines on 4 November disclosed the appointment of Rakesh Gangwal as independent chair of the company's board of directors, filling the role left vacant by former executive chairman Gary Kelly.
By: Howard Hardee
Beta Technologies has landed a deposit-backed order for up to 20 of its electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) Alia A250 aircraft from medical operator Metro Aviation.
By: Howard Hardee
A pair of California-based air taxi companies are jostling for position in Japan, a highly urbanised country that start-ups Archer Aviation and Joby Aviation view as a strong potential market for their all-electric aircraft.
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