Airlines

In a decisive shift towards creating a globally recognized footprint, IndiGo, India’s leading airline, is making waves with its announcement of the first U.S. codeshare agreements. Teaming up with industry giants Delta and KLM for routes extending to Canada from Amsterdam, as well as with Virgin Atlantic for U.S. connections from Manchester, the Indian airline

Newark Airport had earned a notorious reputation recently, finding itself at the pinnacle of delayed and canceled flights in U.S. air travel. Air traffic control issues and extensive runway repairs have made many dread the thought of flying in and out of this gateway to New York City. However, in an unexpected twist, my experience

The Brazilian aviation industry is undergoing a seismic shift as carriers adapt to the tumultuous aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Among these dynamic changes, Azul Airlines has taken a courageous step forward by initiating Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Contrary to the bleak implications often associated with bankruptcy, Azul’s strategic maneuver is not merely a last

The recent settlement between Boeing and the U.S. Justice Department, outlined in court documents dated May 23, represents an unprecedented moment in the landscape of corporate accountability. After two devastating crashes of the Boeing 737 Max—resulting in the tragic deaths of 346 individuals—the decision to permit Boeing to evade criminal prosecution is alarming. Boeing’s potential

For over a decade, Skiplagged has been a significant thorn in the side of traditional airlines, captivating the attention of budget-conscious travelers with its innovative approach to airfare pricing. By promoting the concept of hidden-city ticketing, where travelers book flights with layovers that ultimately lead to more affordable destinations, the platform disrupts long-standing airline practices.

In recent months, travel to and from Newark Airport (EWR) has become a hot topic among travel advisors and their clients. Flight cancellations, delays, and operational cutbacks fueled by air traffic control issues have prompted a mix of anxiety and adaptation for many. From discussions at sporting events to conversations at work, the ripple effect

In today’s fast-paced travel industry, agencies are finding themselves grappling with complex contractual relationships with technology providers like Sabre. The emergence of new fee structures and incentives geared towards different booking methods, including the increasingly popular New Distribution Capability (NDC), has created an atmosphere of uncertainty. This situation is exacerbated by the ongoing changes to

In a significant move designed to reshape the travel experience, Hawaiian Airlines has recently implemented a no-show policy that aligns its operations with the practices of its new partner, Alaska Airlines. This decision, which came into effect on May 15, affects flyers holding nonrefundable tickets. Failure to notify the airline prior to a no-show means

In a high-stakes showdown that could define air travel dynamics for years to come, American Airlines is embroiled in a legal dispute with the city of Chicago and United Airlines. At the heart of this contention is a critical and limited resource: gate space at Chicago O’Hare, recognized as the fourth-busiest airport in the United

As of May 15, Delta Air Lines will redefine how customers perceive their travel experience by introducing a new nomenclature for flight products launching on October 1. This strategic name change not only provides clarity but also positions Delta to better cater to the evolving needs of air travelers. By rebranding the Main Cabin as

In a monumental move for the aviation sector, Qatar Airways has secured an agreement with Boeing that encompasses up to 210 widebody jets, with a staggering valuation of around $96 billion. While this figure appears impressive, it’s essential to consider the customary discounts that manufacturers typically extend on list prices, which can significantly alter the

United Airlines is making waves in the aviation industry with its ambitious plans for the new 787-9 Dreamliner, slated to reshape the landscape of long-haul air travel. This new aircraft iteration promises a significantly revamped seating arrangement, with an eye towards enhancing the passenger experience, particularly for those flying in premium classes. As airlines increasingly

Newark Airport has long been a vital hub of air travel for both domestic and international passengers. However, recent operational struggles have led to a critical meeting between the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and domestic airlines. This week, representatives will convene to discusses necessary flight reductions designed to combat a series of ongoing technical difficulties

In an alarming sequence of events that echoes dire warnings about the state of air traffic management in the U.S., Newark Airport has found itself embroiled in yet another radar failure incident. Early Friday morning, without warning or a clear reason, air traffic controllers lost radar functionality in a critical hub that directs air traffic

American Airlines is poised to take its business class offerings to unprecedented heights with the introduction of its Flagship Suite on the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. Set to launch on June 5, this significant enhancement in premium travel brings a level of comfort and sophistication that has been long awaited by discerning travelers. The new Flagship

The implementation of the Real ID Act has profoundly altered how travelers navigate the skies in the United States. As the deadline for compliance approached, reports indicated that most airports managed to maintain orderly operations on the day the Real ID requirement came into effect. Travelers were eased into the transition as airport officials allowed

The air traffic control facility managing operations for Newark Airport is experiencing a troubling series of technology outages that not only compromise safety but also affect the well-being of workers. Recently, several air traffic controllers have taken leaves of absence, primarily due to the stress induced by frequent operational disruptions. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

The travel chaos at Newark Liberty International Airport has reached alarming levels, marked by significant flight delays and cancellations that have left passengers stranded and frustrated. With New Jersey’s economy heavily reliant on air travel, this crisis is not just an inconvenience but a symptom of broader systemic failures within the air traffic management system.