China Eastern’s 737-800 flying again four weeks after crash
China Eastern Airlines has begun flying Boeing 737-800 jets again, about four weeks after a deadly crash that killed 132… Read More »
Flying With Weed: TSA Marijuana Rules Explained
As those with an affinity for marijuana – or pop culture aficionados – can tell you, April 20, or 4/20,… Read More »
Airfare Increased 20% Over Pre-Pandemic Prices Last Month
As the Russo-Ukrainian war rages on, disrupting global petroleum supply lines and driving up the cost of fuel, airfare prices… Read More »
After Two Years, Australia’s Ban on Cruise Ships Expires
In what might be the removal of the final roadblock to a return to full international tourism, Australia’s two-year ban… Read More »
Embraer’s E190-E2 TechShark tours Vietnam
The Embraer E190-E2 has concluded a three-day tour for representatives of Vietnam’s aviation community covering stops in Hanoi, Ho Chi… Read More »
British Airways trims loading luggage and cleaning its jets on short-haul flights
British Airways promises to get you to your destination on time. Your luggage might be another story, at least temporarily…. Read More »
Avelo Airlines Flight Attendants Join Union
Avelo Airlines on Thursday said it has secured membership with the powerful Association of Flight Attendants-CWA union. The announcement, officially… Read More »
Cruise Ships Returning to Maine for First Time in Three Years
When thinking of great cruise ports in the U.S., the state of Maine might not exactly come rushing to mind…. Read More »
U.S. targets seven Belarus national carrier planes for violating export controls
The U.S. Commerce Department on Thursday Apr. 14 confirmed it had identified seven Boeing 737 Planes operated by Belarusian national… Read More »
Battle Creek, Mich., hotel will double as teaching site
Hospitality career training for high school and college students will be featured at the McCamly Plaza Hotel in Battle Creek,… Read More »
Graton Rancheria tribe proposes casino, hotel expansion
The Graton Resort and Casino in Sonoma County, Calif., which is owned by the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, filed… Read More »
Buyout, privatization of GreenTree reportedly in offing
China-based GreenTree Hospitality Group Ltd. could go private if its management team’s talks with buyout firm CCIC Capital reach fruition,… Read More »
Inflation surge can’t quell pent-up wanderlust
Hotel room rates have jumped 25.1% over the past year, the Federal Reserve reports, highlighting the general impact on travel… Read More »
Locals laud Fla. hotel project that irked Congress members
A forthcoming government-owned luxury hotel whose partial funding with COVID relief funds drew fire from Congress was hailed this week… Read More »
Sit down with culinary union, labor judge tells Red Rock
Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas has been ordered by a National Labor Relations Board judge to bargain with the… 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 »
Hilton Grand Vacations turns 30 with benefits boost
Hilton Grand Vacations is observing its 30th anniversary with new membership programs for guests along with philanthropic contributions to 30… Read More »
National Parks Remained Popular for US Travelers During the Pandemic
National Parks continued to be popular with U.S. travelers during the pandemic. Data from ValuePenguin shows that these treasured spaces… Read More »
United Airlines Alters Cancellation Policy for Basic Economy Fares
United Airlines has just changed its policy surrounding Basic Economy fares—the cheapest and least flexible fare type—for the first time… Read More »
Airport in Saudi Arabia Becomes First To Provide Information in Sign Language
The King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is the first in the world to begin providing flight… Read More »