Delta rewards contributions to vaccine ride program

Delta Air Lines will give 250 miles to the first 15,000 frequent fliers who make a donation to a Lyft… Read More »
Legislation would bar diversion of passenger security fees

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced a proposal that would bar Congress from diverting revenue from airline passenger security… Read More »
Making jet fuel from food waste

US researchers have developed a method to turn food waste, animal manure and waste water into sustainable aviation fuel that… Read More »
Airlines invest in efficiency, sustainable fuel

Airlines improved their fuel efficiency more than 135% between 1978 and 2019, and continue to invest in new technologies and… Read More »
Seeing the aurora on Alaska Airlines

Yes, you can see the aurora borealis, popularly known as the “northern lights,” from an aircraft. A Washington Post writer… Read More »
Ill. airport joins with German airport to boost cargo traffic

Chicago Rockford International Airport is collaborating with Germany’s Cologne Bonn Airport to synchronize logistics in an effort to facilitate international… Read More »
American upgrades premium transcontinental service

American Airlines is deploying upgraded aircraft on some transcontinental routes, giving premium passengers between the coasts an enhanced travel experience.
Delta CEO speaks about future of travel

“As the case counts are coming down in meaningful levels, as the vaccinations are starting to grow, people are ready… Read More »
US airlines invest in biometric technology

American Airlines is piloting biometric boarding technology at Dallas/Fort-Worth International Airport, which scans a traveler’s face at a kiosk to… Read More »
A4A CEO voices cautious optimism

“The patient is still in intensive care, to be honest,” Airlines for America President and CEO Nicholas Calio said in… Read More »
FAA extends policy on unruly air passengers

The Federal Aviation Administration will extend its “unruly-passenger zero-tolerance policy,” originally in place through the end of March, until the… Read More »
Airports maintain commitment to tech upgrades

In a survey, 55% of the airports responding said they would maintain or increase technology budgets in 2021 despite decreased… Read More »
Denver airport slowly resumes operations

After winter weather swept through over the weekend, Denver International Airport was able to clear four runways and get flights… Read More »
Air Canada sets 2050 goal for net-zero emissions

Air Canada has committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across its global operations by 2050. To reach those goals,… Read More »
American Airlines adds Ontario, Calif., service

American Airlines is adding flights from California’s Ontario International Airport to its hubs in Charlotte, N.C., and Chicago starting in… Read More »
United increases flights to vacation destinations

United Airlines has increased the frequency of flights on its summer schedule to Mexico, as well as some destinations in… Read More »
Hawaiian Airlines expands Pre-Clear to Japan, South Korea

Hawaiian Airlines has extended its Pre-Clear Program to three international destinations, allowing passengers from two Japanese airports and Seoul, South… Read More »
Airline execs look towards recovery

US airline CEOs are encouraged by the recent trends and continued demand to domestic leisure destinations. “It feels like the… Read More »
Calio: US airlines seeing “encouraging signs” of recovery

“Right now we’re seeing some encouraging signs” of air travel recovering, A4A President and CEO Nick Calio said on CNN… Read More »
FAA hands out stiff fines for mask refusal, bad behavior

An airline passenger who refused to wear a mask and then reportedly urinated in the seating area faces a federal… Read More »
NASA working on new wing design to make aircraft quieter

NASA is working on a new design for aircraft wings that can reduce the amount of noise planes make while… Read More »
Increased passenger, cargo demand to Alaska continues

Airlines are increasing plans for summer service to Alaska, anticipating continued demand for domestic, outdoors destinations. The coronavirus pandemic, and… Read More »