Cruise Smart with Expert-Backed Dos and Don-ts
Cruise vacations often daunt first-timers with questions about excursions, drink packages and everything in between, but seasoned travel advisors and… Read More »
Majestic Princess Leads 2026 Antarctica Voyages
Princess Cruises has launched reservations for its highly anticipated 2026-2027 South America and Antarctica program, headlined by the 3,650-guest Majestic… Read More »
L3Harris Settles False Claims Case with U.S. Military for $62 Million
L3Harris Technologies, a major defense contractor, has agreed to pay $62 million to settle allegations of submitting false claims to… Read More »
Wynn Resorts Fined $5.5M Over Gaming Oversight Lapse
Wynn Resorts has been hit with a $5.5 million fine by the Nevada Gaming Commission after regulators found the company… Read More »
Americans Embrace Hilton’s Urban Summer Hotspots
Americans flock to urban destinations this summer as beach escapes share the spotlight with vibrant city stays, according to recent… Read More »
Westin Riverfront Debuts Renovated Mountain Retreat
The snow is melting, the birds are returning and wildflowers are starting to bloom as summer approaches Colorado’s Rocky Mountains,… Read More »
Senator Urges FAA to End ADS-B Exemptions in Class B Airspace
A new Senate bill aims to strengthen aviation safety by requiring all aircraft flying in Class B airspace near major… Read More »
United Pilots Confident Amid ATC Outages, Stress Training
United Airlines’ top training official, Capt. Miles Morgan, emphasized that pilots are well-prepared to handle air traffic control (ATC) outages,… Read More »
Panama-Venezuela Flights Resume After Year-Long Suspension
Commercial flights between Panama and Venezuela are set to resume nearly a year after they were suspended due to political… Read More »
Air Europa Becomes Spain’s First 737-8 Max Operator
Air Europa has officially introduced the Boeing 737-8 Max into its fleet, becoming the first airline in Spain to operate… Read More »
Skymark Orders Six Boeing 737-8 Jets for Fleet Renewal
Japan’s Skymark Airlines has placed an order for six Boeing 737-8 aircraft as part of its strategy to modernize its… Read More »
Vueling to Test Shark Skin Film for 4% Emission Cut
Vueling has entered into a Letter of Intent with Australian aerospace technology firm MicroTau to trial a shark skin–inspired surface… Read More »
Russia to Reduce Civil Aviation Subsidies by 22%
Russia’s government is poised to cut funding for its civilian aircraft programs by nearly a quarter, trimming subsidies for domestic… Read More »
Battery Fires on Planes Highlight Growing Safety Risk
Recent in-flight incidents underscore the hidden danger of lithium-ion batteries aboard aircraft, prompting airlines and regulators to tighten restrictions on… Read More »
Google I/O Signals Rapid AI Disruption for Travel
Google’s I/O 2025 keynote confirmed a seismic shift from traditional search toward AI-first discovery and booking, and travel businesses must… Read More »
Global Travel Tech Shifts with AI, Data, Deals
The global travel industry saw a wave of tech-driven partnerships and strategic innovations this week, as companies doubled down on… Read More »
Booking.com Cuts Ties with Affiliate Creators Amid Strategy Shift
Booking.com has terminated direct affiliate partnerships with several travel bloggers and content creators, signaling a major shift in its partner… Read More »
United Flight Attendants Secure Tentative 40% Pay Boost
United Airlines and the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA have agreed to an “industry-leading” tentative contract that promises substantial gains for… Read More »
Boeing Reaches DoJ Deal to Avoid Prosecution Over 737 MAX Crashes
Boeing will pay more than $1.1 billion under a new non-prosecution agreement with the Justice Department to resolve allegations that… Read More »
IndiGo Turbulence: India, Pakistan Deny Weather Diversion
An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar carrying 222 passengers, including five Trinamool Congress MPs, encountered severe turbulence and a… Read More »
FAA Widens Flight Hazard Zone for SpaceX Starship Launch
The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the return to flight for SpaceX’s Starship, even as the mishap investigation for its… Read More »
Textron Wins ALE Order for Up to 12 Cessna Citation Jets
Textron Aviation has secured a significant new deal with Aerolíneas Ejecutivas (ALE), Mexico’s leading business aviation operator, for up to… Read More »