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Lyft, Uber Prepare to Suspend California OperationsBy Michael B. Baker

Lyft and Uber each plan to suspend operations in California at the end of the day on Thursday as time runs out on a court order for them to reclassify... KEEP READING

American to Stop Service to 15 U.S. Cities in OctoberBy Michael B. Baker

On Oct. 7, American Airlines will suspend service to 15 smaller markets, citing low demand. ... KEEP READING

Southwest Cuts Q3 Capacity OutlookBy Michael B. Baker

Southwest Airlines is lowering its capacity plans for the third quarter despite "modestly improved" booking trends for the month, according to a filing... KEEP READING

China, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. Baker

Both United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READING

Qatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. Baker

Qatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READING

Delta Expands Employee Covid-19 Testing with CVS PartnershipBy Michael B. Baker

Delta Air Lines has partnered with CVS Health to provide rapid-response Covid-19 testing for its employees. Delta will be offering the testing, which... KEEP READING

Search Continues for Missing United Airlines Executive Jake CefoliaBy Elizabeth West

Authorities in Illinois are searching for United Airlines worldwide sales SVP Jake Cefolia, last seen on Aug. 6 and reported missing on Aug. 8. A... KEEP READING

Darkening Skies: A U.S. Covid-19 Spike Scuttles Hopes of Quick Industry RecoveryBy Chris Davis

Shaken by the relentless summertime spread of Covid-19 through the United States and some other countries and the dire implications that holds for... KEEP READING

Former Hertz CEO Agrees to Pay to Settle SEC ChargesBy Michael B. Baker

Former Hertz CEO Mark Frissora will pay more than $2 million to settle U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges related to inaccurate financial... KEEP READING

Copa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. Baker

After five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READING

JetBlue Reaches Carbon Neutrality and Joins American, Alaska in SFO Sustainable Fuel ProjectBy Michael B. Baker

JetBlue now has carbon neutral operations on its domestic network, the carrier reported. The milestone, which JetBlue pledged earlier this year, comes... KEEP READING

Lyft Still Shooting for Profitability by 2021's EndBy Michael B. Baker

Lyft's revenue declined 61 percent year over year to $339.3 million in the second quarter as its number of active riders fell to 8.7 million,... KEEP READING

United Will Boost Service to FloridaBy Michael B. Baker

United Airlines will add nonstop service from seven cities to four Florida destinations this winter, the carrier announced. The build-up will... KEEP READING

Federal Aviation-Ground Transportation Working Group Would Have Enabled Holistic Industry Response to CovidBy Jeff Foland, CEO of The Parking Spot & Chairman of the Near Airport Parking Industry Trade Association

Ground transportation operators are vital partners to the aviation industry. You cannot get to an airport or on a plane without some form of ground... KEEP READING

GroundLink to Cease Operations at End of AugustBy Michael B. Baker

Car service platform GroundLink will cease operations on Aug. 31, citing "the catastrophic effects Covid-19 has had on the global economy and the travel... KEEP READING

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