Mary Schlangenstein is a correspondent covering airlines for Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, and Stars and Stripes. With a wide range of publications featuring her work, Mary has written articles on various topics related to the airline industry, including revenue guidance, contract deals, customer trends, and travel experiences.
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Mary Schlangenstein's coverage predominantly focuses on the airline industry, with specific attention to incidents, regulatory announcements, and labor issues. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Crystal Tse, Mary Schlangenstein
Southwest Airlines Co. added six new board directors in a pact with Elliott Investment Management, as the carrier seeks to address the activist's push for changes and salvage the job of its chief executive officer.
By: Julie Johnsson, Mary Schlangenstein
American Airlines Group Inc.'s CEO said he looks forward to the day when Boeing Co. is “not just a distraction,” highlighting the growing frustration among the planemaker's biggest customers.
By: Julie Johnsson Thu, Mary Schlangenstein
(Bloomberg) -- American Airlines Group Inc.'s CEO said he looks forward to the day when Boeing Co. is “not just a distraction,” highlighting the growing frustration among the planemaker's biggest customers.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
Southwest Airlines Co. Chief Executive Officer Bob Jordan says he knew the activists were coming. He just didn’t know which one.
By: Mary Schlangenstein, Allyson Versprille
American Airlines Group Inc. agreed to a $50 million civil penalty to resolve claims by the Biden administration that the carrier violated U.S. rules protecting airline passengers with disabilities.
By: Mary Schlangenstein, Julie Johnsson
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By: Mary Schlangenstein, William Wilkes, Anthony Palazzo, Jinshan Hong
Years of aircraft delays from Boeing Co. and Airbus SE are cascading through the global aviation industry, forcing airlines to curb expansion plans and keep their old and inefficient jets on expensive life support.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
JetBlue Airways Corp.’s shares slipped after a worse-than-expected sales forecast suggested a recovery will take some time.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
Allegiant Travel Co. shares tumbled after the discount airline forecast a worse-than-expected profit for the current quarter, citing hurricanes that devastated parts of Florida and North Carolina.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
Ben Baldanza, who helped pioneer discount air travel as head of Spirit Airlines Inc. and became a target of passenger irritation over no-frills flights, has died. He was 62.
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