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With key westbound air corridors effectively closed, more route cuts and thinner schedules are likely.

Data shows that summer bookings between the U.S. and Europe are on the decline so far. The decline could be a result of political tensions and changing preferences among U.S. consumers.

The operator is expanding passenger terminal capacity and positioning the airport as a private jet hub ahead of Wynn Al Marjan casino’s opening next year.

Airlines exploring modern retailing face a narrow margin for experimentation, as changes increasingly play out in live operational settings. Hitit Oxygen offers a look at how offer-and-order models are being tested in practice, as airlines pursue scalable paths to evolve without disrupting day-to-day operations.

Big widebody orders grab the headlines, but relatively modest deals such as this one can still have an outsized impact on regional markets.

Super Bowl ads cost more than $8 million for a 30-second spot, and it appears some travel brands are taking a pass this year.

This is the latest example of Qantas pulling back from its overseas minority investments to focus on its core Australian brands. 

While aircraft manufacturing in India may still be some way off, but the government is already taking steps to make domestic production commercially viable.

The U.S. has become the hardest place in the world to run a ULCC, and only highly focused models are surviving.

Kirby's framework — AI for optimization, humans for judgment — is more specific than what most travel executives have articulated. It's worth paying attention to.