CARES act
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American Shipper
COVID-19 threatens Hawaii’s sole interisland ocean transportation provider
Young Brothers will curtail service without rapid $25 million infusion of CARES Act funding from state regulators.
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Air Cargo
Breaking: American Airlines to eliminate 30% of mid-level staff
The U.S. government’s emergency aid package was only a Band-Aid for protecting jobs. Airlines promised not to have involuntary layoffs for six months, but now…
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Air Cargo
Air France-KLM bids adieu to A380 jumbo jet
(Updated May 25, 2020, 8:10 P.M. ET, with news about Emirates.) Air France-KLM Group (FP: AF) said it has permanently eliminated double-deck Airbus A380 aircraft…
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Legal issues
TV celebrity charged with stealing PPP money on behalf of trucking company
“Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” star allegedly spent $1.5 million on things such as jewelry, child support
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Company earnings
US Postal Service loses $4.5 billion in latest quarter
“Substantial” federal funding needed to maintain service, board chairman warns.
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Air Cargo
COVID-19 puts most of Hawaiian Air on standby
The Honolulu-based carrier has used some passenger airplanes to transport face masks from China, as well as food and medical supplies between islands.
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Air Cargo
United Airlines plans for worst, hopes for best
United Airlines isn’t sugar-coating the airline industry’s economic reality. United expects to survive the coronavirus crisis, but business will be slim for months to come.
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American Shipper
Infrastructure money in doubt for next COVID-19 response package
Trump and Republicans at odds over using pandemic as bridge to transportation funding.
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Supply Chains
How the CARES Act will impact the supply chain
Can the CARES Act help transportation-supply chain companies during the pandemic? Kayla Matthews explains why the answer is "yes."
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Air Cargo
United Airlines still fighting for survival despite $5B federal grant
Airlines and analysts are lowering expectations for a quick bounce back in business this summer because there still is so much uncertainty about the coronavirus.
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