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Possible no-deal Brexit making airlines very anxious

Possible no-deal Brexit making airlines very anxiousIATA on Wednesday called for urgent action by the U.K. and European Union to put a contingency plan in place in the case of a...

From layover to stayover

From layover to stayoverIcelandair discovered that mixing competitive fares with a memorable layover could entice flyers while building a country’s...

A young pilot in the cockpit.

Regional airlines, hit by pilot shortage, seek exceptions to 1,500-hour ruleBuoyed by remarks from acting FAA administrator Dan Elwell, industry officials left the Regional Airline Association Annual...

Southwest testing short-haul strategy in California

Southwest testing short-haul strategy in CaliforniaWhen the 9/11 attacks led to a stricter, slower airport security process, short-distance flying lost much of its appeal for...

Focus on Culinary Travel: Moveable feast

Focus on Culinary Travel: Moveable feastOur editors explore emerging foodie destinations, intriguing dishes, budding culinary trends and the science of dining and...

Chicago O'Hare the king of domestic flight connections

Chicago O'Hare the king of domestic flight connectionsIt's the third consecutive year that O'Hare has held the top U.S. position in the OAG Megahubs Index.

Will higher bag fees pay off for airlines, or will flyers balk?

Will higher bag fees pay off for airlines, or will flyers balk?In bumping baggage fees, JetBlue and United are gambling that the move will help cut into the profit erosion resulting from...

Industry sounds alarm on crumbling U.S. infrastructure

Industry sounds alarm on crumbling U.S. infrastructureThe lack of political will to raise the billions of dollars needed for upgrades has left U.S. highways, bridges and airports in...

Airlines seeing record numbers of passengers but fewer flights

Airlines seeing record numbers of passengers but fewer flightsEven as airlines filled planes with 741 million domestic passengers in 2017, according to the Bureau of Transportation...

U.S. airlines cut flights to Mexico beach areas

U.S. airlines cut flights to Mexico beach areasDelta, American and United all cited weakness in their second-quarter earnings calls.

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