Delta CEO ready to meet pent-up travel demand

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian appeared in an interview Monday and detailed how the airline has ramped up staffing… Read More »
Federal transportation mask mandate no longer in effect

The Biden administration announced that the federal transportation mask mandate will no longer be enforced following the ruling of a… Read More »
CDC revamps travel advisory rankings

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has altered its system for evaluating and communicating risks associated with COVID-19, and… Read More »
American restarts inflight alcohol service

American Airlines is resuming alcohol sales onboard today after pausing for more than two years. The airline will “slowly reintroduce… Read More »
United resumes flights between Los Angeles, London

United Airlines resumed service between Los Angeles and London for the first time in two years on April 16.
US airlines prepare for busy summer travel season

US airlines are preparing for peak travel season as demand for air travel spikes. “We’re seeing an increase in demand… Read More »
UPS moves goods across New York Harbor by barge

UPS is trying out a new way to move goods across New York Harbor: transporting cargo containers by barge from… Read More »
Dallas Love Field Airport boasts a rich history

Dallas Love Field once had ice skating and roller rinks, and it was the first airport to install a moving… Read More »
Strong air travel demand over holiday weekend

The Transportation Security Administration screened more than 6.5 million people between Thursday and Saturday. Thursday, April 14, was the second… Read More »
Dallas airport to upgrade cargo facilities

DFW International Airport will invest $119 million to upgrade its cargo handling facilities. “Right now, about 98% of international e-commerce… Read More »
American pilot experienced “Come From Away” firsthand

Beverly Bass, American Airlines’ first female captain, recounted her experiences when her crew was on one of many flights forced… Read More »
Mass. Port Authority plans to upgrade Boston airport

About $1 billion of the three-year, $1.3 billion spending plan approved by the Massachusetts Port Authority board of directors will… Read More »
Delta reflects on sustainability goals

In celebration of Earth Month, three Delta Air Lines executives gathered to discuss the airline’s sustainability initiatives from investing in… Read More »
Alaska invites passengers to join them in going greener

Alaska Airlines is inviting its passengers to celebrate Earth Month by joining the airline in making a contribution toward reducing… Read More »
Air Canada resumes service to Ireland

Air Canada is resuming service to Dublin, Ireland, from Montreal and Vancouver in June and to the Cayman Islands in… Read More »
US airlines reaffirm sustainability commitment

US airlines are committed to growing greener and meeting aggressive sustainability goals to protect the Earth and build a brighter… Read More »
United makes basic economy tickets more flexible

United Airlines announced that passengers may now receive a partial refund when they cancel basic economy tickets. The airline also… Read More »
American sticks to plan for resuming alcohol sales

American Airlines will stick to its plan to resume serving alcohol on domestic flights April 18 even though the federal… Read More »
Alaska Airlines offers full Paine Field schedule

Alaska Airlines will offer a full flight schedule from Paine Field in Everett, Wash., starting in June. “Paine Field is… Read More »
UPS pilots to fly Thunder Over Louisville

A crew of UPS pilots will join the Thunder Over Louisville air show, which returns to full capacity this year… Read More »
United retains 2 long-haul Hawaii routes

United Airlines will continue operating two Hawaii routes that were added to meet the pandemic-era demand for leisure destinations. The… Read More »
A4A urges lifting of pandemic-era transportation policies

Appearing on both ABC World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News, A4A President and CEO Nick Calio urged the CDC… Read More »