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The NTSB said Thursday it expects to release a preliminary report on the deadly crash near Washington, D.C., within 30 days.

President Donald Trump appointed Chris Rocheleau as acting administrator of the FAA after a plane crash near Reagan National Airport Wednesday night.

The incident marks the first time there has been a commercial airline crash in the U.S. since 2009, when a regional carrier of Continental Airlines crashed into a house in Erie County, New York. Local officials have said they don't believe there are any survivors.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a junk fee disclosure rule, arguing that it violated an administrative law.

Today’s podcast discusses OpenAI’s new travel tool, Tripadvisor bidding battles, and American Airlines’ earnings.

The FAA and DOT deleted webpages concerning diversity and inclusion following President Trump’s executive orders to halt DEI hiring. So far, major airline executives have not said they would roll back DEI hiring.

American said it was anticipating higher costs driven by lower capacity and expensive labor contracts to dampen its first-quarter outlook.

Several European carriers are eyeing a return to Tel Aviv after Israel reached a ceasefire agreement with Hamas.

A global shift towards higher capacity aircraft is offering more seats onboard fewer flights – but huge sustainability questions remain.

Dead in the water? Not exactly, but the pending Amex GBT merger with CWT faces an uphill battle.