Airline News

Europe’s legacy business class meal may no longer reflect how passengers eat – or how airlines want to operate.

If fossil fuel producers like TotalEnergies won’t invest in green jet fuel, the aviation industry’s climate goals could be grounded.

The storm is expected to bring heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain from the Southern Rockies to New England through Monday.

Delta was first to recognize that premium demand would become the industry’s profit engine. But United has been aggressive at expanding premium capacity — and is closing the gap quickly.

What happens next at Air India, including leadership decisions and regulatory outcomes, will shape not just the carrier's future, but India’s ambition to build a globally credible aviation champion.

For India’s largest airline, December wasn't so much about lost passengers as it was about the rising cost of running a complex operation at scale in a heavily regulated, rupee-dependent market.

After merger talks with Frontier stalled, Spirit is now looking to Castlelake for another way out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Akasa Air's decision to include Apple Pay points to a larger picture, one where ease of payments is the differentiating point amid an increasingly competitive ecosystem around organized bookings.

Co-branded credit cards are one of airlines’ most lucrative assets but some carriers would be affected more than others.

In the weeks since the U.S. conducted strikes in Venezuela, United chief commercial officer Andrew Nocella said there has been an impact to bookings to the Caribbean.