The plan contemplated Volotea going into a partnership with Abra Group, which owns Colombian airline Avianca as well as Spanish charter and ACMI operator Wamos, in order to create an alternative hub ...

TAAG Angola Airlines and Avianca Airlines have formed a strategic partnership in the air cargo transport sector by ...

Air Charter Service (ACS) has opened a new office in Cologne, Germany, the company’s fourth in the country. The new office ...

TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature is moving forward with a series of proposals that would help charter schools, while Democrats argue the measures would chip away at ...

Pay TV is still declining, though Charter Communications has found a way to slow this loss. During the first quarter of 2025, the company saw a loss of 181,000 pay TV customers. That’s less than ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Chicago Teachers Union Charter Division Chair Jennifer Conant speaks to the Chicago Board of Education during a meeting at CPS headquarters in The Loop ...

Dubai: Turkish Airlines proudly marks a historic milestone in Türkiye’s aviation journey as iGA Istanbul Airport becomes the ...

Consider Wednesday’s argument in what could become a landmark case: Does a church have a First Amendment right to open a taxpayer-funded charter school? Or can a state exclude religious charter ...

The justices will decide whether the religious liberty clause of the First Amendment requires the state of Oklahoma to fund the nation’s first religious charter school. The central problem is ...

Drummond, a declared candidate for governor, is seeking to block the creation of the nation’s first taxpayer-funded Catholic charter school when justices hear oral arguments on April 30.

Last month, Namgyal Choedup, the Dalai Lama’s North American envoy, noted in a letter to Minnesota’s state legislature that “charter schools are currently asked to operate with 30 percent less funding ...

Analysts pointed to the small "miss" in postpaid phone additions, which underperformed expectations by about 2%, but were still far ahead of all competitors but one – Charter (NASDAQ:CHTR).