DOT Auditor: Government Should Scrutinize Frequent Flier Program Changes
When it comes to regulating frequent flier programs, the U.S. Department of Transportation has little authority.
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Brexit Is Bad News for Europe’s Low-Cost Carriers
Travel and tourism has been one of Europe's economic strengths in recent year. The Brexit would complicate matters for airlines, tour operators, and many others in the travel industry.
The Unexpected Micro-Revolution Behind United Airlines’ New Business Class Seat
Design firm Acumen did something no one thought possible. It created a high-density, direct-aisle access business class cabin for United Airlines. Will passengers like it? We'll find out early next year.
United Airlines Highlights Failures While Promising That It Will Improve
We've heard this story before. But will this finally be the time United turns this around?
How Tiny Silver Airways Plans to Win in Cuba and Beyond
If you live in Florida, Silver Airways wants to be your-go to carrier for Cuba. Its plan may just work.
First-Class Fares Drop While Free Upgrades Become Harder to Find
Fewer upgrades are on the horizon for the 1% as airlines start to shift upgrade processes.
Workers at Miami International Airport Call Out Unsafe Working Conditions
Airports across the U.S. are creating massive security risks by screwing over employees with low wages, poor benefits, and other key elements of the contract worker economy.
Time for U.S. Airlines to Innovate and 7 Other Aviation Trends This Week
These are the aviation trends we were talking about this week.
Why U.S. Airlines Should Ignore Shareholders Now for Long-Term Innovation
With airline profits likely to continue for awhile, it's probably time for U.S. carriers to invest in innovation.
Singapore Airlines to Fly San Francisco-Singapore Nonstop to Compete With United
Singapore Airlines will defend its home turf against United Airlines by launching new non-stops between Singapore and San Francisco. The airline does not have the perfect aircraft, but it will make due for a couple of years until a better plane arrives.