Air Canada & Emirates Form Strategic Partnership
Air Canada and Emirates have signed a strategic partnership agreement that the airlines say will create more options and enhance… Read More »
The Most and least flexible U.S. airlines
How US Airlines Respond to Flight Disruptions Air travel has been quite chaotic thus far this summer as airlines struggle… Read More »
US Investigating Airlines That Delayed or Withheld Refunds During Pandemic
The United States government is investigating airlines that delayed or withheld refunds to passengers whose flights were canceled amid the… Read More »
Spirit Offering Limited Time Sale of Up to 70% Off Flights
Spirit Airlines might be in the midst of an internal dogfight with shareholders over whether Frontier Airlines or JetBlue Airways… Read More »
Frontier Airlines will no longer raise its bid to purchase Spirit Airlines
Frontier Airlines announced it would no longer raise its bid to purchase Spirit Airlines, possibly opening the door for JetBlue… Read More »
IATA Chief says airfares will continue to rise
The Director General of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says that as long as jet fuel costs continue to… Read More »
TSA Working With European Officials on Streamlined Airport Security
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is teaming up with airline industry stakeholders throughout Europe to streamline open architecture airport security… Read More »
Traveling in Europe is a Bit of a Mess Right Now
After two years on the sidelines due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its accompanying rules, restrictions, protocols and downright prohibitions… Read More »
DOT Adopts More Concise ‘Bill of Rights’ for Disabled Fliers
Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Friday not only warned airlines to do a better job of seating families… Read More »
DOT Warns Airlines to stop charging extra to seat kids
The Department of Transportation on Friday issued a stern warning to airlines – stop charging extra fees to travelers with… Read More »
Airlines and FAA Continue to Play the Blame Game
Two weeks after the U.S.’ main aviation trade group, Airlines for America, blamed the Federal Aviation Administration for the plethora… Read More »
British Airways Cancels Over 10,000 More Flights This Summer
British Airways has canceled an extra 10,300 short-haul flights after canceling a round of others earlier this week, struggling through… Read More »
Korean Air Brings Back Las Vegas Route
Korean Air is returning to Sin City. The airline is bringing back its Las Vegas service, starting July 10, 2022…. Read More »
Flying Anywhere This Summer? Plan for a Full Day at the Airport
It used to be that you could get to the airport about 90 minutes before your flight left, find a… Read More »
Spirit Airlines Awarded Additional Slots at Newark
The Department of Transportation has awarded 16 departure and landing slots at Newark-Liberty International Airport in New Jersey Spirit Airlines,… Read More »
Flight Delays, Cancellations Lessen but Frustrations Grow
A little more than 2,400 domestic flights were canceled during the long Fourth of July Holiday Weekend from Friday, July… Read More »
Frontier Airlines Is Offering 75 Percent Off During Birthday Sale
Frontier Airlines is offering deeply discounted flights this summer in celebration of its 28th birthday. Right now, travelers can save… Read More »
Turkish Airlines Named Most Sustainable Flag Carrier Airline
With climate change a unique challenge for airlines across the globe, Turkish Airlines was just named the ‘Most Sustainable Flag… Read More »
Scandinavian Airline Files for Bankruptcy in the US
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), already beset by labor strife and now facing a pilot strike, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy… Read More »
Mountain of Luggage Piling up at Heathrow Airport
British Airways and its main terminal at London’s Heathrow International Airport have a growing problem. Literally. The airline, which earlier… Read More »
Qantas, Other Major Carriers Cut Travel Advisor Fees
Travel advisors, already hit hard in 2020 and 2021 by the COVID-19 pandemic and the dramatic drop in travel, have… Read More »
Would Fining Airlines Resolve Flight Delays and Cancellations?
It’s not a shocker to say the United States Government rattles its sabers and wields a lot of power, even… Read More »