Russian-owned 747 Jumbo Jet stuck at German airport over sanctions
A Russian-owned jumbo jet will not be allowed to take off from Hahn Airport in south-western Germany for the time… Read More »
China’s civil aviation regulator calls for complete flight safety
The head of China’s civil aviation regulator has called on the sector to closely examine its safety record and performance… Read More »
DHL cargo jet breaks in half on runway during emergency landing in Costa Rica
A cargo plane broke in half during an emergency landing in Costa Rica on Thursday. The Juan Santamaria international airport… Read More »
Revive hotel plan, officials urge Ariz. College of Desert
The tourism marketing agency for Arizona’s Coachella Valley has joined with nine elected officials in a public plea to the… Read More »
Fox adds sports, music notables to Phoenix hotel team
Phoenix Suns basketball star Devin Booker, former Arizona Cardinals footballer Larry Fitzgerald Jr. and country singer Dierks Bentley have added… Read More »
Summery view of leisure travel buoys lodging execs
Hotel executives predict a continuing upswing in leisure travel this summer, despite rising airfares and gasoline prices. The CBRE Hotels… Read More »
Outlook for group travel favorable
March data point to bright prospects for a group travel comeback, but providers must adapt to new post-pandemic realities, writes… Read More »
Southwest opens applications for Hispanic student program
Southwest Airlines has opened applications for the ¡Lanzate! program, which provides free flights for Latino college students in partnership with… Read More »
Legoland theme park to rise in Chuncheon, South Korea
Legoland Korea Resort is scheduled to debut May 5 in Chuncheon, South Korea. The 280,000-square-meter theme park will have a… Read More »
NYC hoteliers lose court battle over severance pay law
A federal judge has rejected a New York City hospitality industry request to suspend enforcement of a city ordinance requiring… Read More »
Slashed price for Gregory highlights NYC hotel sale week
A foreclosure sale of the Gregory hotel in New York City’s Midtown South has yielded about half of the roughly… Read More »
United collaborates on new Washington Dulles concourse
United Airlines is working with the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority as it plans to build a new, 14-gate concourse at… Read More »
Air marshal service celebrates 60th anniversary
Federal air marshals are celebrating 60 years of keeping airline passengers safe. The Transportation Security Administration’s covert operatives are trained… Read More »
Alaska Airlines accelerates pilot training
Alaska Airlines is accelerating its pilot training efforts to get flight schedules back to top capacity. Alaska and Horizon Air’s… Read More »
United mechanics break gender barrier
United Airlines hopes to add more women to its aircraft maintenance crew as the airline fills hundreds of positions at… Read More »
American connects regional airports with shuttle service
American Airlines is partnering with Landline to offer seamless bus connections from Philadelphia International Airport to Atlantic City, N.J., and… Read More »
Athens airport welcomes Jet2
A very important addition in the UK, Athens strongest International market, with exciting opportunities ahead Following years of cooperation with… Read More »
Condor relaunches flight service from Vienna: starting today with Palma de Mallorca, followed by Heraklion, Kos and Rhodes in mid-May
Condor is resuming flight service from Vienna to four sunny island destinations. Starting today, 8 April 2022, holiday flights operated… Read More »
45 years of Air Malta at Vienna Airport: Malta’s home carrier celebrates anniversary on the Vienna route
45 years ago, Air Malta launched its first flight connection to Vienna. In April 1977, Air Malta operated a Douglas… Read More »
Valencia, Spain Welcomes Holy Week Celebrations After Three Years
After three years without Valencia, Spain’s iconic and culturally unique Semana Santa Maritima de Valencia, or Valencia’s Maritime Holy Week,… Read More »
The Destinations Rebounding From COVID-19 the Strongest
The Places Experiencing the Fastest Tourism Recovery The world has largely reopened to tourism more than two years into the… Read More »
Native-Run Tourism Grows in Alaska
Native culture has long been an attraction for visitors coming to Alaska, and that interest is only growing. Recently, the… Read More »