Boeing added 75 net new jet orders in January
Boeing released data Feb. 8 showing it added 75 net new jet orders in January, boosted by both the launch… Read More »
Gulf carriers boost their Australian flights
The big Gulf carriers are significantly boosting their Australian flights as the country prepares to open its borders to all… Read More »
Airbus reports Asia Pacific airlines will need 17,620 new passenger and freighter jets by 2040
Asia Pacific airlines will require 17,620 new passenger and freighter aircraft by 2040, with nearly 30% of these replacing older,… Read More »
Korean Air to promote the use of hydrogen fuel in aviation
Korean Air has signed up to a project to promote the use of hydrogen fuel in aviation. Last week, the… Read More »
Silver Airways raises $50 million of new capital
US airline Silver Airways announced it raised $50 million of new capital and has completed some strategic objectives that will… Read More »
Cayman Airways will resume 737 Max flights to Denver
Cayman Airways will resume service to Denver International Airport (DEN) at the end of February. Flights will operate once per… Read More »
AirAsia X targets air cargo revenue with new deal
AirAsia X (AAX) has secured full belly space utilisation for one third of its widebody A330-300 fleet as it strives… Read More »
ST Engineering leases five Airbus A320P2F cargo jets
ST Engineering’s commercial aerospace business has signed an agreement to lease up to five Airbus A320 Passenger-to-Freighter (P2F) aircraft to… Read More »
Air France will resume flights to New York City
As COVID-19 positive cases start to drop and travel restrictions loosen across the world, Air France says it will resume… Read More »
KLM suspends flights to Ukraine
With the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine looming, Dutch national airline KLM said on Feb. 12 it is… Read More »
Most unruly passengers escape serious punishments
The punishments don’t appear to be fitting the crimes. At least not in quantity. The majority of the nearly 6,000… Read More »
Wellness-Focused Caribbean Resorts
Time to Unplug, Unwind and Recharge… Let’s face it: the winter after the New Year isn’t easy. Bad weather, less… Read More »
2023 opening planned for LAX Automated People Mover
Los Angeles International Airport’s $2 billion Automated People Mover project is on track to start testing trains this year, and… Read More »
US Travel Association applauds White House Electric Vehicle plan
The U.S. Travel Association on Friday welcomed a plan by the Biden Administration to invest $5 billion in a new… Read More »
Cruise Bookings Picking up Steam
As positive cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 begin to decrease worldwide, the number of bookings for cruises is… Read More »
Vail learns sometimes discounts are a bad idea
Vail Resorts learned a hard lesson this winter when it discounted its Epic Pass, which brought in more guests than… Read More »
Hotel leaders forecast city bookings upswing
Urban travel will recover to about 75% of its pre-pandemic level this year, according to the majority of hospitality CEOs… Read More »
Southwest HBCU series spotlights technology manager
Southwest Airlines’ latest video highlighting historically Black colleges and universities features Angela Cunningham, a Southwest technology manager who attended Southern… Read More »
Utah among 17 upcoming Club Med all-inclusive sites
Club Med plans to open 17 new all-inclusive resorts by 2024, including its first new US resort in more than… Read More »
Study finds lessening of coronavirus travel impact
Wariness of Omicron is waning among travelers, with fewer saying it has prompted alterations of their plans, a new survey… Read More »
$30M Texas travel push aims to leave pandemic behind
Travel Texas plans to spend $30 million on media promotion as it revives marketing efforts that were tamped down by… Read More »
UK lifts testing requirements for vaccinated travelers
The UK has lifted testing requirements for travelers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 starting today, citing high vaccination rates… Read More »