The airline is also blocking middle seats on large planes and aisle seats on small ones through May.
The new company’s CEO has at least one tough customer — his wife, who teaches fourth graders online.
Due to puzzling technicalities, busy Paine Field has had little luck with the federal bailout.
The airplane manufacturer is burning through the most money it ever has with travel at a standstill.
Out of 1,400 workers, 130 have tested positive for COVID-19 and one person has died.
The company will reduce production of 787s and 777s and very slowly resume work on the 737 Max.
The lifeline to many shoppers grapples with delivery delays and workers worried about contagion.
Expect one-way walking, drive-thrus, fewer vendors, hand-washing stations — and flowers can be sold.
When Angel of the Winds Casino Resort near Arlington reopens, it will be entirely non-smoking.
The company shed 20% of its workforce. Here at The Daily Herald, a dozen people lost their jobs.
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Two proxy advisers warned shareholders to support CEO David Calhoun “with caution.”
Both Airbus and Boeing are preparing for job cuts as they gauge the depth of the downturn.
Boeing cited an inability to agree on final terms. Embraer accused Boeing of bad faith in the negotiations
Mayors, meanwhile, urged him to be transparent about plans to gradually resume commerce and reopen society.
The 2 employees stayed home after falling ill in mid-March. Their test results just came through.
The losses are mainly from retail and dining rents, parking, car rentals and ground transportation.
Officials say they are preparing for up to 1 million claims to filed by Sunday.
It had been discovered that shadows or the glare of the sun sometimes can hamper the 3D cameras’ view.
Promising vigorous cleaning and social distancing, the company has opened facilities throughout the state.
