Leslie Josephs is an airline reporter for CNBC, with previous experience at The Wall Street Journal and The Associated Press. With a focus on the airline industry, Leslie covers topics such as travel trends, labor negotiations, mergers, and financial performance. Her work has been featured in various news outlets, including NBC News and Yahoo News.
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Leslie Josephs' coverage predominantly focuses on the travel and transportation industries, with a keen interest in airline operations, labor issues, and industry regulations. She frequently cites government announcements and data to support her reporting.
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Robin Hayes will run Airbus's North America business. Hayes left JetBlue in February, saying he stepped down on the "advice of my doctor
By: Leslie Josephs
Boeing executives have previously said parts and supply chain issues have persisted.
By: Leslie Josephs
Boeing's quarterly report on Wednesday will be the most complete accounting to date of the fallout from the midair loss of a door plug from a 737
By: Leslie Josephs
Southwest Airlines is one of Boeing's biggest customers and flies only 737s. The carrier had previously warned that Boeing's production slowdown has hampered its growth.
By: Leslie Josephs
American Airlines swung to a loss in the first quarter. Its forecast for the current period surpassed analysts' estimates.
Southwest stands apart other large airlines because it doesn't have seat assignments.
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By: Leslie Josephs
Boeing could now be subject to U.S prosecution, the Justice Department said in a filing in U.S. federal court in Texas
By: Leslie Josephs
Boeing violated a 2021 deferred prosecution agreement that protected it from criminal charges tied to the fatal 737 Max crashes, the Department of Justice said Tuesday.
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