American exec, Southwest flight attendant revisit encounter
Almost two years after their chance encounter drew media attention to their discussion about race relations, American Airlines chairman Doug… Read More »
American Airlines offers healthy food options
American Airlines is adding a “wellness menu” of healthy options for premium cabin passengers, featuring items like breakfast frittatas and… Read More »
Fla. airports reopen; Puerto Rico recovers from Fiona
Almost all of Florida’s airports expect to be open today, although service is likely to be disrupted further north as… Read More »
United employees pack meals for hunger relief organization
United Airlines employees at Dulles International Airport near Washington, D.C., packed thousands of meals Sept. 29 for delivery to Rise… Read More »
United, American, Air Canada return to New Zealand
American Airlines and United Airlines will resume service to New Zealand in October and Air Canada will join them in… Read More »
Delta, Olympic organization unveil new logo
Delta Air Lines and the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games have unveiled an emblem featuring Delta’s stylized “A,” symbolizing Delta’s… Read More »
Hawaiian Airlines CFO charts career path
Hawaiian Airlines CFO Shannon Okinaka attributes her career trajectory to a love of math, a supportive family and great mentors…. Read More »
How tech is changing the check-in experience
The hotel industry continues to operate at less than pre-pandemic levels of employment and, in doing so, must find ways… Read More »
Hotel brands look to establish train offerings
Seeing the popularity of the Venice-Simplon Orient Express, it’s no wonder other luxury hotel brands are jumping at the chance… Read More »
Are modular hotel properties the next big thing?
The latest hotel trend looks to be modular hotel properties that are being created by design firms and can be… Read More »
Alexandria’s Hotel AKA asks to open café
An application for a new cafe has been filed by Electra America Hospitality Group for Hotel AKA, one of its… Read More »
Tripadvisor releases top hotels report
Tripadvisor released its 2022 Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best report, including it’s the top 25 hotels in the US… Read More »
Cuba says hotels, airports fully operational post-Ian
As Hurricane Ian went across Cuba, none of the country’s popular hotel zones were affected and and airports are all… Read More »
South Florida hotels offer discounted rates
Hotels in south Florida are offering cheaper hotel rates to help those who have had to evacuate because of Hurricane… Read More »
L.A. light rail line set for partial opening Oct. 7
Los Angeles will mark another step in its preparation for the Olympic Games with a partial opening of the Crenshaw/LAX… Read More »
Why airports have only begun to get smart
Smart airports of the future “will leverage the capabilities of novel technologies, such as behavioral analytics, gamification, mobile apps, processors,… Read More »
Disney, Universal keep stranded guests comfortable, safe
Travelers who came to Florida to visit Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort for vacation and are now sheltering in… Read More »
Top luxury hotels to check out in Europe
European luxury hotels have recognized the importance of having a spacious and comfortable suites for elite travelers. The Haute Couture… Read More »
Software helps Alaska Airlines reduce emissions
New flight dispatching software has allowed Alaska Airlines to take an average of 2.7 minutes off each flight this year,… Read More »
International aviation body focuses on sustainability
Sustainability is at the top of the agenda as the International Civil Aviation Organization, the United Nations’ aviation body, meets… Read More »
US airlines prioritize safety, offer flexibility during Hurricane Ian
Airlines continue to offer increased flexibility for travelers affected by Hurricane Ian as flights continue to be canceled in the… Read More »
142-year-old hotel receives historic status
Hotel Lenhart in Bemus Point, N.Y., has been in operation 142 years and was recognized by community leaders for its… Read More »