Airline News

Southwest is following in the footsteps of its legacy rivals as it considers opening airport lounges to capitalize on the premium boom that has gripped the industry for nearly three years.

After initially expecting more disappointing results for the third quarter and for 2025, American beat its own expectations as demand starts to rebound.

American Airlines is betting that a seasoned alliance-builder can fix its commercial missteps and finally smooth over the turbulence left by its failed sales strategy.

Southwest took a big bet when it decided to rip up its unique business model. Now, it seems like that gamble is starting to pay off.

Delta is claiming that Marriott violated its trademarks through the branding of Delta Hotels, a brand that the hotel giant acquired in 2015. Now the lawsuit is going to trial — a rare move for two major companies.

Fort Worth will host aviation’s brightest minds on December 3 as Skift Aviation Forum brings together airlines, airports, tech innovators, and financial leaders to explore trends, tackle challenges, and shape the future of air travel.

Two of the most powerful executives in European aviation positioned this rare joint interview not in the context of solidarity, but as a matter of industry security and survival.

The “one ticket” dream isn’t just about convenience; it’s about rethinking the traveler journey from booking to return.

The transatlantic corridor isn’t just a flight path—it’s the cultural and economic backbone of global travel.

If the AWS glitch showcased anything, it was how much of the travel industry depends on Amazon’s cloud business.