Christine Boynton is a Senior Editor at Aviation Week Network, where she covers air transport in the Americas. With a strong background in aviation and aerospace, she explores topics such as air travel, commercial and private airlines, and logistics, drawing on her extensive experience in journalism and communications. Boynton has been recognized for her work, being named Best Young Journalist at the 2012 Aerospace Media Awards and is featured in Aviation Week Network.
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Christine's coverage is mainly focused on the transportation and airline industry, with a particular emphasis on aircraft, airlines, and related business dealings. She seems to seek out press releases and government/private sector announcements.
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By: Christine Boynton, Sean Broderick, Jens Flottau, Guy Norris
Editors discuss what the Boeing 737-10's long-awaited certification means for the industry and what's happening with the 777X. They also reflect on the A340-600 after Lufthansa retired the quadjet.
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JetBlue Airways is still targeting a return to operating profitability in 2027, while confident that existing liquidity, maturing initiatives, and
By: Christine Boynton
Frontier Airlines believes it is moving beyond the structural change created by the exit of once-rival Spirit Airlines , buoyed by ongoing shifts across the business and seeing more to come from premium product rollouts.
By: Christine Boynton Lori Ranson
On the heels of six consecutive annual net losses, JetBlue Airways is eyeing 2027 with optimism, determined to return its business to profitability.
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Republic Airways announced it will place five additional Embraer E170s into service for American Airlines , nodding to strong partner demand as one factor behind newly raised full-year guidance.
