Southwest Eyes Europe Flights and Premium Upgrades
Southwest Airlines is weighing a bold expansion across the Atlantic as part of a sweeping strategic overhaul that could redefine… Read More »
American Airlines Ordered to Pay $9.6M After Passenger’s Stroke
A California federal jury has ordered American Airlines to pay $9.6 million for neglecting a passenger who suffered a stroke… Read More »
French Jet Circles for Hour as Sleeping Controller Delays Landing
An Air Corsica Airbus A320-200neo was forced to circle for nearly an hour over Corsica after the sole air traffic… Read More »
JSX to Test ATR Turboprops With Passengers Before Firm Order
U.S. regional carrier JSX plans to acquire four used ATR 42-600 turboprops to gauge passenger acceptance before committing to a… Read More »
Virgin Australia Trials In-Cabin Pets on Select Flights
Virgin Australia is introducing a limited pilot program allowing small pets to travel in the cabin, marking a first for… Read More »
American Airlines Launches Santa Maria–Phoenix Flights
American Airlines will restore daily commercial service to California’s Santa Maria Public Airport this fall, marking a significant milestone for… Read More »
Delta Vacations Sales Jump 10% on Medallion Member Bookings
Delta Vacations has reported a more than 10% rise in travel agency sales this year, fueled largely by Delta Air… Read More »
Families Sue Boeing and Honeywell Over Air India Crash
Families of four passengers killed in the June 12 Air India Flight 171 crash have filed a lawsuit against Boeing… Read More »
San Diego Airport Reopens After Runway Closure
San Diego International Airport resumed operations late Wednesday night after an hours-long shutdown triggered by a disabled private jet on… Read More »
Air Force One Has Near Miss With Spirit A321 Jet as Controllers Warn
Air traffic controllers repeatedly warned a Spirit Airlines flight to turn away from Air Force One on Tuesday Sep. 16… Read More »
Aer Lingus Unveils Record Transatlantic Schedule for 2026
Aer Lingus has announced its largest-ever transatlantic program for 2026, underscoring the airline’s commitment to expanding its U.S. network and… Read More »
American Upgrades 777-200 Fleet with New Interiors, Wi-Fi
American Airlines is set to refresh its fleet of 47 Boeing 777-200 aircraft with upgraded interiors and faster Wi-Fi, underscoring… Read More »
Qatar Airways Offers 70K-Point Business-Class to Doha
Qatar Airways is running a limited-time promotion that lets travelers book its award-winning business-class seats from North America to Doha… Read More »
JetBlue Pushes for Reform of Airport Slot Rules
JetBlue Airways is intensifying its call for a revamp of U.S. airport slot regulations, arguing that the current system limits… Read More »
JetBlue Debuts New York Jets Livery for NFL Season
JetBlue has rolled out a striking new livery to celebrate the 2025 NFL season, unveiling a New York Jets-themed Airbus… Read More »
Delta Adds JFK Flights to Sardinia and Malta in 2026
Delta Air Lines is expanding its transatlantic network with the launch of nonstop flights from New York-JFK to Sardinia, Italy,… Read More »
Toxic Jet Engine Fumes Linked to Illnesses on Airbus Aircraft
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has received thousands of reports since 2010 about toxic jet engine fumes leaking into airplane… Read More »
Political Unrest Makes Travelers Rethink US Trips
A new survey by Global Rescue reveals that political unrest is influencing travel decisions to the United States, with international… Read More »
Southwest Adds Extra-Legroom Seats to Half Its Fleet
Southwest Airlines has completed a major cabin upgrade on its Boeing 737-8 Max aircraft, installing extra-legroom seats to enhance comfort… Read More »
Airlines Tighten Rules on Portable Chargers
Airlines worldwide are imposing stricter rules on portable chargers and power banks as safety concerns over lithium-ion batteries grow. While… Read More »
Ryanair Signals Possible Permanent Exit From Israel
Ryanair has indicated it may never resume flights to Israel, even after the current conflict in Gaza subsides. Speaking to… Read More »
Chicago Tops List of Worst Traffic in the U.S.
A new national traffic study has named Chicago as the most congested city in the United States, overtaking traditionally gridlocked… Read More »
Ryanair Plans to Cut Another Million Spain Seats
Ryanair is preparing to slash a further one million seats from its Spanish flight program next summer as a dispute… Read More »
Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Ban In-Flight Power Bank Use
Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet Air have introduced a new safety measure banning the use of power banks during flights, citing… Read More »
Scoot Eyes More Flights from Subang Airport in Malaysia
Scoot, the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, is looking to expand its operations at Kuala Lumpur Subang Airport as demand… Read More »
Poland and Latvia Tighten Airspace Restrictions Near Borders
Poland and Latvia have introduced new airspace restrictions along their eastern borders in response to heightened security concerns. Poland has… Read More »