Delta, Amex offer metal credit cards cut from a 747
Delta Air Lines and American Express are offering limited-edition, metal credit cards cut from a decommissioned Boeing 747. Delta retired… Read More »
T-Mobile offers inflight connectivity to data users
Inflight connectivity is one of the upgrades T-Mobile is making to its mobile data plans, giving users free access to… Read More »
Alaska Airlines adds routes, new cities
Alaska Airlines is adding five new nonstop routes including flights from its Seattle base to two new cities: Cleveland and… Read More »
Busy Miami market yields historic hotel sale for $43.9M
The historic Hampton Inn by Hilton at The Continental in Miami Beach has changed hands for $43.9 million. The sale… Read More »
Southwest Airlines announces new routes
Southwest Airlines has announced four new routes, including flights from Nashville, Tenn., to Long Beach, Calif., and seasonally to Yampa… Read More »
US airlines remain concerned regarding new 5G service
Wireless carriers have agreed to postpone some elements of their plan to extend their use of the broadcast spectrum by… Read More »
FedEx names first chief customer officer
FedEx has promoted Brie Carere to the new position of chief customer officer and also named her co-president and co-CEO… Read More »
Alaska Airlines partners with Juneteenth Foundation
Alaska Airlines supported the Juneteenth Foundation’s week-long Freedom Festival in Washington, D.C., with employees in attendance and the airline being… Read More »
United Airlines takes students on Juneteenth flight
United Airlines flew 100 Houston-area high school students to the coastal city of Galveston and back on a “Juneteenth flight”… Read More »
Brisk hotel growth in Tulsa, Okla., called insufficient
The arrival of several new downtown hotels in Tulsa, Okla., in recent years is not enough of a good thing,… Read More »
A4A General Counsel urges scrutiny of federal government flip-flop on preemption
A4A General Counsel Patricia Vercelli is urging the US Supreme Court to review the Bernstein v. Virgin America lawsuit and… Read More »
Venerable Venetian hotel readied for restoration, additions
A five-star hotel on Venice’s Grand Canal that dates to 1880 will close for extensive renovation with a planned reopening… Read More »