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Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

SkyWest extended key contracts with United and Delta, solidified E175 fleet plans, and is eyeing growth in underserved communities and charter opportunities.

On-demand private aviation company Wheels Up achieves milestone in transformation journey by unveiling a new, unified suite of services in the U.S.

In a continued expansion of its widebody orderbook, Delta Air Lines has agreed to purchase 16 Airbus A330-900s and 15 A350-900s.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

The sizable orders also mark a return to Boeing widebodies for Delta and a show of confidence in the airframer from Alaska.

To underline the increasing importance of its MRO business, from this year Delta will report TechOps' financials separately rather than in the “other” column.

As the idea of a credit card interest rate cap gains fresh—and presidential—impetus, Delta's CEO weighed in on the effects such a measure might have on the industry at-large.

Delta Air Lines has ordered 30 Boeing 787-10s, marking its first widebody order from the U.S. airframer in nearly two decades.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) finalized a new use and land agreement (ULA) with its airline tenants, setting the stage for a 32-gate expansion.

Flights to and from the Eastern Caribbean are being restored after U.S. aviation authorities lifted temporary airspace restrictions imposed following U.S. military action in Venezuela.

Delta Air Lines President Glen Hauenstein will retire in early 2026, following two decades at the company.

The latest airline route news, featuring network changes, schedule alterations, codeshares and interline agreements.

Bookings for Delta Air Lines have rebounded after they declined during the flight cuts imposed by the FAA in November during the recent government shutdown.

December sees American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines each expanding their transpacific networks with new routes to Australia.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport still has a disruption in jet fuel supply, causing airlines to take contingency measures, including making refueling stops.

The U.S.-Mexico aviation dispute is intensifying, leading to route cancellations and new regulatory restrictions that may impact transborder markets.

American Airlines, a longtime member of the U.S. Big Three, comes under scrutiny as its larger rivals widen the competitive gap.

The MRO industry faces challenges in keeping pace with rapid advancements in connected aircraft cabins.

The third quarter traffic performance of the major U.S. carriers showed record-high revenue passenger kilometers for three of the four airline groups.

Delta Air Lines will launch direct nonstop flights between Atlanta and Riyadh beginning in October 2026.

Korean Air has purchased an 11% share in WestJet’s parent companies, joining alliance partner Delta Air Lines in acquiring a stake in the Canadian LCC.

U.S. airlines were among the businesses affected by an Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage, with impacts that varied brand-by-brand.

Grupo Aeromexico is preparing to return to public markets with an initial public offering that could value the company at up to $2.9 billion.

For years, the “Big 3” in the U.S. market were defined as the nation’s largest global network airlines—American, Delta and United.