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A4A President and CEO Nick Calio Joins the International Aviation Club for a Fireside Chat
Earlier this month, Airlines for America President and CEO Nick Calio joined Tim Keating, Executive Vice President at Boeing, for a virtual fireside chat as a part of the International Aviation Club’s Listen and Learn series. During the conversation, Calio discussed the U.S. airline industry’s COVID-19 recovery efforts, the return of international travel and the […]
Women’s History Month: A Salute Women Aviation Pioneers
All throughout March, Airlines for America has been recognizing women trailblazers in aviation in celebration of Women’s History Month. These women took to the skies when few people – men and women – were able to, making their aerial accomplishments all the more significant. Their paths were forged through tackling numerous challenges, including discrimination, and […]
Fueling a Sustainable Future
As the U.S. airlines recover from the devastating COVID-19 crisis and help restore travel across the U.S. and around the world, we know our customers and our country want that recovery to be an environmentally responsible one – and so do we. Prior to the pandemic, even as we transported a record 2.5 million passengers […]
Black History Month: A Celebration and Reflection
This February, A4A joins with our member carriers to commemorate Black History Month and recognize the immeasurable contributions of Black Americans to this country. We also celebrate and reflect on the rich history and culture of the Black community, particularly in the aviation industry, while also affirming a commitment to racial equity for all. Although […]
Flightpath to a Sustainable Recovery
The COVID-19 pandemic devastated the airline industry, sending passenger demand plummeting and plunging carriers into debt. But even as U.S. airlines coped with the impacts of the crisis and worked to help respond to it by transporting medical personnel, equipment and more recently vaccines across the country and around the world, they were determined to […]
