Airline News

Amazon's cloud computing division quietly powers millions of websites and supporting tech platforms. Monday's outage highlights its enormous reach.

Virgin Atlantic is getting a new captain, but can he steer the airline toward lasting profitability? As longtime CEO Shai Weiss prepares to step down, Corneel Koster inherits a carrier with a famous brand, deep-pocketed partners, but a shaky financial record. In this week’s feature story, we unpack the daunting to-do list awaiting Koster and his team.

When most airlines are focused on their most premium customers, American is launching a credit card that it hopes will attract loyal leisure flyers and business customers.

By turning memes into core messaging and social snark into earned attention, Ryanair keeps its brand visible without heavy ad spend. Chief marketing officer Dara Brady talks strategy with Skift.

United is the first U.S. airline to publicly say that AI will lead to fewer jobs.

The shutdown impact has been limited so far, but CEOs are worried about what happens when government workers face the first missed paycheck.

Tech companies love to move fast, especially with AI. But airlines like Southwest have too much at stake — they don't get to break things.

United is rethinking third quarter capacity as peak travel demand continues to split between the early summer months and the end of the year.

The airline’s deliberate, years-long search for high-integrity credits shows just how much scrutiny now surrounds the carbon market.

JetBlue president Marty St. George said he was concerned that consolidation is squeezing out smaller carriers from Europe.