TagAirline Industry(129)

A Japan Airlines (JAL) Boeing 787 Dreamliner, registration JA844J, taxis on the apron at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. In the background, aircraft from Lufthansa (World Business Class livery), Qatar Airways, and Delta Air Lines are visible at the terminal gates.

Alaska Airlines flight attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO, demonstrate with yellow picket signs reading 'Alaska Makes $$$$ We Can't Make Rent' and 'Pay Us or Chaos.' The protest reflects a labor dispute over wages between the union and Alaska Airlines management.

A United Airlines Boeing 737 MAX (in the airline's current livery with 'EXPLORER' visible on the fuselage) flies above a smaller NASA research aircraft that is producing visible contrails. This image appears to document a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) contrail research mission, in which NASA flew chase aircraft to analyze contrail formation from the United Airlines jet.

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737, painted in the carrier's current blue, red, and yellow livery, takes off over the air traffic control tower at Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) in Burbank, California. The airport's name is clearly visible on signage on the tower building below the departing aircraft.

Masked travelers queue at Delta Air Lines check-in kiosks and the Baggage Drop counter at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). Visible signage includes Delta Sky Priority, a North Security Checkpoint directional sign, and airline logos for JetBlue, Alaska, and American airlines.

A Bloomberg-sourced table comparing Delta Air Lines' current Medallion Qualification Mile/Segment requirements versus new Medallion Qualification Dollar (MQD) thresholds for Silver ($6,000), Gold ($12,000), Platinum ($18,000), and Diamond ($35,000) status levels. This reflects Delta's program restructuring that shifted elite status qualification toward spending-based criteria.

An Alaska Airlines/Horizon Air Bombardier DHC-8-400 (Q400) turboprop aircraft is shown on takeoff roll or rotation at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, runway 34R/16L visible in the foreground. The aircraft bears the Alaska Airlines livery with 'Alaska Horizon' text and the distinctive Eskimo logo on the tail.

A promotional photograph showing two women in a light blue GM convertible (watermarked 'GM') parked on the tarmac beside an American Airlines aircraft named 'Flagship Tulsa,' bearing the classic AA eagle livery with red stripe. A uniformed pilot waves from the aircraft stairs; this image relates to American Airlines operations and is unconnected to Sea-Tac Airport.

Logo for 'Fly Net Zero,' an aviation industry initiative promoting net-zero carbon emissions. The logo features bold blue text alongside a circular globe-like graphic rendered in blue tones.

An Airbus A320-family aircraft in bare/primer livery with a blue tail fin touches down on a runway, with smoke from the tires visible. The urban skyline and airport infrastructure in the background suggest a dense metropolitan airport setting, possibly in Southeast Asia.