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Ancillary fees, like those for checked bags, have been a bright spot for airlines hurt by low demand.

Air demand and fares are depressed, but ancillary sales are staying aloftAncillary sales have been a small silver lining for airlines during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Selling sanitation: Companies are marketing upgraded cleaning

Selling sanitation: Companies are marketing upgraded cleaningTravel companies have entered into high-profile partnerships to upgrade and fine-tune their cleaning protocols — and they want...

The head of North American sales for Emirates says the airline will restore U.S. service as soon as feasible.

Emirates looking to restore U.S. network as soon as possibleThe airline will be flying approximately two-thirds of its pre-Covid global routes by November, executive says.

Aviation's pandemic-era pivots have outsize impact on Big 3Some airlines are announcing more operational and network changes in a month than they typically would in a year. But are these...

Airbus has revealed three concepts for hydrogen-powered planes. The aircraft would produce zero emissions.

Airbus develops zero-emission concept planes, but experts doubt idea will flySome industry experts question the efficacy of pouring resources into development of hydrogen-powered aircraft rather than...

Singapore Airlines' herb-roasted chicken breast, black beluga lentils and roasted, caramelized tomatoes, plated by the carrier's food and beverage director Antony McNeil.

Culinary travel goes Zoom: Hunting the elusive black beluga lentilWith help from Singapore Airlines' global director of F&B, Antony McNeil, aviation editor Robert Silk prepared a dish normally...

Airbus' three designs for zero-emissions aircraft. Aircraft designers continue to work on sustainability issues.

Airbus reveals hydrogen-powered aircraft designsThe aircraft-maker has revealed three concepts for what it says could be the world's first zero-emissions aircraft.

United led the charge on eliminating change fees permanently, but competitors quickly followed.

Airlines hope new change fee rules move bookings from basic economyThe recent decision by major U.S. airlines to do away with most domestic change fees is a recognition that consumer-friendly...

Floor markings encourage social distancing at Denver Airport in late April.

Airport health accreditation aims to ease pandemic fearsA new airport health accreditation program, put forward by the air travel industry, is the latest effort to reassure a nervous...

The TAP Airbus A330neo in Atlanta. The airline will be serving all its pre-pandemic U.S. gateways come October.

Despite restrictions, airlines maintain international U.S. flightsMore than 70 airlines are flying internationally from the U.S. But who's filling the seats?

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