Editorials: Travel Weekly

Editorials

ScornFor those who feel the need to heap scorn on an agency of the federal government, we have a better candidate than the FCC. We...

A trend, perhaps?We could be seeing the potential signs of a possible trend: the return of "low-fare" air travel to the transatlantic market.

Global devicesThe applause has died down from the FAA's decision a month ago allowing the use of portable electronic devices in flight, but...

Not a bad dealThe settlement between the DOJ and merger hopefuls American and US Airways will have its boosters and its detractors. Put us...

People to CubaIn case you missed it, the U.N. General Assembly voted last month, again, to condemn the U.S. economic embargo against Cuba.

Merger milestonesIf you're tracking the pace of Southwest's absorption of AirTran, you long ago traded in your stopwatch for a calendar.

Improving our best ideaWhen the National Park Service is attacked for irresponsible spending, we can expect friends of the parks to bristle and get...

The long haulsA few weeks from now, on Nov. 23 to be exact, Singapore Airlines will cease its nonstop Newark-Singapore service, a remarkable...

AnniversariesThe airline industry quietly marked the 35th anniversary of the Airline Deregulation Act, which was signed into law on Oct. 24,...

Simply putTravel agents owe a tip of the hat to Carnival Cruise Lines for simplifying its fare structure around three core fare...

Popular Today

Most Read