Airlines

Southwest Airlines has been making significant strides in the corporate market, gaining thousands of new accounts each year and shifting industry share. According to Dave Harvey, the Chief Sales Officer of Southwest, the carrier’s revenue has seen substantial growth, providing a tailwind for the company. The success in the corporate market is attributed to the

Traveling can sometimes be a hassle, especially when it comes to flying in economy class. Passengers often struggle to find comfort and convenience during their flights. However, in recent years, there has been a surge in innovative travel products designed to enhance the flying experience. From germ-preventing tray table covers to footrests that hang from

The world of travel technology has long been criticized for lagging behind other e-commerce industries, particularly in terms of visually engaging content. A recent Phocuswright report compared the simplicity of shopping for a nail at Home Depot, which includes a comprehensive view of the product with detailed specifications and reviews, to the experience of booking

Upon arriving at the new Tulum International Airport, travelers are greeted with a unique blend of modern design and traditional Mayan influences. The terminal’s spacious interior boasts lofty ceilings and ample natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere for passengers. The artistic motifs inspired by Tulum’s jungle surroundings, including earth tones and wood accents, add a

As a seasoned traveler to Europe, I have developed a keen eye for airline preferences based on past experiences. However, until recently, I had not had the opportunity to fly to Europe with JetBlue. This changed when I boarded the carrier’s inaugural direct flight from JFK to Dublin on March 13, alongside a group of

Lufthansa is set to unveil its highly anticipated Allegris aircraft interior on May 1st. This innovative cabin design will make its debut on new Airbus A350 planes, with the first flights connecting Munich to Vancouver. The Allegris cabins are poised to become the most diverse and luxurious configurations in the sky, offering a range of

The Department of Transportation has recently forged agreements with 18 U.S. states and territories in a significant move to bolster the enforcement of consumer-protection laws within the airline industry. These agreements aim to grant greater investigative authority to state attorneys general, who have traditionally had limited involvement in overseeing airline consumer practices due to federal

In the wake of the recent missile attack on Israel by Iran, United Airlines has once again made the decision to cease flying to Tel Aviv. The airline has also cancelled its Tuesday departure to Jordan from Washington Dulles. United Airlines has emphasized that the safety of their customers and crews is their top priority,

Emirates has been making significant strides in the airline industry over the past year. Their codeshare partnership with United has been particularly beneficial for customers, providing an expanded U.S. network and enhanced travel experiences. By offering seamless travel options with a single ticket and shared baggage allowances, Emirates has been able to cater to the

In a controversial move, the Board of Commissioners for the Port of Oakland has voted in favor of renaming Oakland International Airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport. The decision, made unanimously, has sparked outrage in the nearby city of San Francisco. Despite threats of a lawsuit over a supposed trademark violation, the Port

In an escalated move against American Airlines’ distribution strategy, ASTA has gathered support from various international groups. The World Travel Agents Associations Alliance (WTAAA), Association of Canadian Travel Agencies and Travel Advisors (ACTA), and Foro Latinoamericano de Turismo (FOLATUR) have all issued statements condemning American Airlines’ actions. The primary concerns raised by ASTA revolve around

The U.S. airlines and airline industry labor unions have brought attention to what they believe is an unfair competitive playing field between U.S. carriers and Chinese carriers. They argue that Chinese airlines have an advantage due to their access to Russian airspace, which U.S. carriers had to forgo during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in March

The completion of an airport expansion in Nuuk, the capital city of Greenland, is set to have a significant impact on expedition itineraries for various cruise lines, including Viking, Silversea, and HX. This expansion includes a longer runway and a new terminal, which is expected to open later this year. With Icelandair offering service from

The airline industry is experiencing a shift towards dynamic offers in pricing, with approximately 25% of airfares, ancillaries, and airfare bundles currently being dynamically created, according to estimates by ATPCO. This figure marks a significant increase from approximately 15% in October 2022, showcasing a growing trend towards more dynamic pricing strategies in the industry. ATPCO

Qantas is set to implement its largest increase in reward seat availability starting in July. The airline will introduce a new category of reward seats called Classic Plus, which will result in an additional 20 million seats being offered for Qantas Points redemption over a rolling 12-month period. This significant increase will complement the 5

Are you tired of stuffing your furry friend into a cramped and uncomfortable pet carrier when you travel? Say goodbye to cages and hello to luxury with Bark Air, the latest innovation from the company known for pampering pups with their monthly goodie bags. Let’s explore the details of this exciting new venture that promises

Delta Airlines is set to embark on testing its first New Distribution Capability (NDC) iteration later this year, with the aim of elevating the entire corporate travel ecosystem. The airline’s Managing Director of Sales Technology and Global Sales Support, Sara Reid, emphasized that Delta is in no rush to implement a GDS surcharge or remove

Since the announcement of Alaska Airlines acquiring Hawaiian Airlines last December, both carriers have been preparing for the integration process. They are currently working closely with the U.S. Department of Justice to secure approval for the deal. Alaska Airlines’ regional president for Hawaii and the Pacific, Joe Sprague, expressed optimism about the DOJ granting approval