Spirit Airlines Launches 3 New Routes Out Of Las Vegas Harry Reid International
Jackpot: Spirit To Launch Three New Routes From Las Vegas.
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Air Canada Targets Australia & New Zealand With Network Expansion
Air Canada is increasing the frequency of its Vancouver - Sydney flights and resuming services to Brisbane & Auckland later this year.
Interjet Will Need To Pay What It Owes Before It's Allowed To Resume Flights
Could Interjet fly again? First, it needs to settle its debt.
Why San Francisco Airport Has Hired A 28 Pound Giant Rabbit
The animal will be part of the airport’s Wag Brigade.
California Wants Crew To Take Longer Breaks But Airlines Aren’t Happy
Implementing the meal break law will lead to canceled flights - even those shorter than four hours.
A Key American Airlines Hub: The Story Of Charlotte Douglas International
Charlotte Douglas International (CLT) has expanded from a local municipal airport to a major hub for American Airlines.
The World's Largest Converted Boeing 767 Operator Orders Even More
Air Transport Services Group looks to increase its fleet of cargo aircraft as demand soars.
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How American Airlines Is Inspiring The Next Generation of Female Leaders
Over the weekend, American Airlines hosted a Women in Aviation Day event for young participants at its hangar at MIA.
Delta Air Lines Considers Upping Ticket Prices To Offset Rising Fuel Costs
Passengers may have to pay more to purchase Delta tickets as rising fuel prices could soon reflect on the carrier's airfares.
US Senate Passes Resolution To End Airline Mask Rule
Senator Rand Paul scored a win in the US Senate on Tuesday when his resolution to lift mask-wearing rule on public transport passed.
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What Is Voluntary Bumping? How Can You Maximize Compensation?
Passengers flying on overbooked flights might be asked to accept a "bump", and receive a hefty financial amount in return.
Norse Atlantic Airways Secures Gatwick Slots But Eyes Launch Delay
Having secured Gatwick slots, Norse Atlantic still plans to fly in June but will wait until April to announce its first routes and start ticket sales.
American Airlines Believes Strong Bookings Could Offset Rising Fuel Prices
The growing uncertainty worldwide could hit American Airlines’ bottom line.
How San Francisco Is Cutting Ground Noise With Enhanced GPS
SFO hopes new landing technology will reduce noise and cut emissions - but when?
US DOT Blocks SkyWest From Suspending Flights To 29 Cities Over Pilot Shortages
The US Department of Transportation has intervened to stop SkyWest's service withdrawal and seek replacement vendors for the EAS.
The Most Notable New Airline Routes This Week
Welcome to our 28th routes newsletter! Routes go to the heart of airlines and airports, and we celebrate them in our weekly newsletter.
The TSA Just Saw Its 3rd Busiest Day Since COVID-19 Began
Airports across the US are getting busy as more and more people take to the skies.
Qantas To Reintroduce First Class On The Airbus A380 As 4th Leaves Storage
Qantas is bringing back first class on its A380 flights between Sydney and Los Angeles. Alas, not everyone's a winner as the tickets go on sale.
WestJet Plans A Near-Normal Summer Schedule As Canada’s Recovery Accelerates
Canada's second-largest airline is returning 94% of its pre-pandemic network this summer and adding new transatlantic and cross-border routes.
Flying The Candidates: Inside The World Of Presidential Campaign Charters
There's a lot more to transporting politicians around than meets the eye.