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Scheduled charters a growing air service

Scheduled charters a growing air serviceBusiness models within this new commercial aviation niche vary widely, but they all blend the comfort of private flying with...

DOT tentatively awards Havana routes

DOT tentatively awards Havana routesThe winning carriers are American, JetBlue, Southwest, Delta, Spirit, United, Alaska and Frontier.

Budget carriers could put pressure on fares in Newark

Budget carriers could put pressure on fares in NewarkAnnouncements by Allegiant and Wow that they will begin operations this fall out of the United-dominated airport could portend...

If the U.K. tips into a recession, British Airways is vulnerable and so is transatlantic partner American Airlines.

With Britain’s EU exit, open skies have become partly cloudyAmong other challenges, new aviation agreements will have to be negotiated, and there could be a shift in the balance of power...

Southwest plans to install new seats on 28 jets by the end of the year.

Some Southwest planes getting new seatsThe airline said reconfigured Boeing 737-800 aircraft will have the widest 737 economy seats in the industry.

United aims to recapture lost domestic market share

United aims to recapture lost domestic market shareThe airline plans to add capacity at its hubs this year except in Houston, which has been weakened over the past couple of...

Tomas Piroska, one of the In-Flight Chefs for Etihad. “The connection you create with the guests ... it’s amazing,” he said.

Etihad’s In-Flight Chefs cook up fine dining while airborneThere are lots of luxurious kitchens. But Tomas Piroska does his cooking in the 65-square-foot galley of an Etihad Airbus A380,...

A rendering of the new central hall at LaGuardia.

LaGuardia $4B overhaul underwayAuthorities broke ground Tuesday on a $4 billion remake of the New York airport. “This is an exciting day,” New York Gov. Andew...

A street in Camaguey, Cuba.

First commercial air service to Cuba approvedAmerican, Southwest, JetBlue, Frontier, Sun Country and Silver Airways will be able to offer flights to Cuban destinations...

Senators ask for investigation into Lufthansa's 'distribution cost charge' Three U.S. Senators questioned whether Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr violated the Sherman Antitrust Act last June and July...

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