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Boeing engineers and technical workers approve new contract, avoiding strike (opens the original)
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Boeing engineers and technical workers approved a sweetened four-year contract with immediate 10% raises, avoiding a potential strike at the aerospace giant as it seeks federal approval for new aircraft and to increase aircraft production. "We secured many victories that some thought were completely out of reach when this negotiation cycle started," said the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace, which represents about 13,000 Boeing engineers and 4,000 technical workers. Boe
United Airlines gets aggressive in battle for top Delta, American flyers (opens the original)
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United Airlines wants you to defect from your airline. The carrier is in the middle of an unusually pointed status-match campaign to woo travelers who have earned a spot in elite frequent flyer tiers with Delta Air Lines and American Airlines by offering similar treatment at United. Here's how it works: Travelers with any tier of elite status on Delta or American will be granted United status for 90 days. To keep it through Jan. 31, 2028, they'll have to take a flight and spend a certain amount
Alaska Airlines CEO 'not overly concerned' about new Boeing Max 10 delay (opens the original)
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Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci said Tuesday he is "not overly concerned" about a new software glitch that's further delaying the certification of Boeing's 737 Max 10, which is already years behind schedule. Alaska earlier Tuesday unveiled a massive cabin overhaul with more premium seats across its fleet, including lie-flat suites on the Max 10, which are slated to start flying in late 2028. Minicucci told CNBC's Phil LeBeau that the launch could be postponed if the latest Max 10 delay lasts
Alaska Airlines unveils massive premium cabin overhaul in high-end travel race (opens the original)
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Alaska Airlines is overhauling cabins across Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines to add hundreds of high-end seats and building new airport lounges, banking on customers' continued willingness to pay a premium for travel luxuries to grow its profits into the next decade. The changes were announced ahead of Alaska's investor day in Seattle on Tuesday, when the carrier's executives will face questions on the new offerings, how the airline is coping with the profit-eating surge in jet fuel this year, and
Boeing 737 Max 10 certification delayed by software issue, FAA says (opens the original)
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The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said a software problem will delay its certification of the Boeing 737 Max 10 as the agency assesses whether it poses a safety issue, a potential setback for the manufacturer as it seeks to complete government approval of its best-selling family of aircraft. Boeing had expected to receive a green light from its regulator on the years-delayed planes "very soon," CEO Kelly Ortberg told investors earlier this month. But Boeing said Saturday that last
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