Airline News

United's lack of leadership on its board, as well as a shallow executive bench, was an issue before former CEO Jeff Smisek was forced out in October. Outside of Munoz' appointment to the CEO position, that picture hasn't changed since then.

The Airline industry is experiencing a lot of change, and now airlines are focusing on the consumer first when it comes to the retail experience. Download Sabre's free white paper below to learn more!

The process of privatization in aviation, including that of airport infrastructure, has been a difficult one over the past two decades, but as it continues it promises to bring greater efficiencies and competitive advantages.

The race to build up Business class has pushed both the back and the front of the aircraft in new directions. We expect to see dramatic changes to both ends of the aircraft soon. Some nicer than others.

Fewer upgrades are on the horizon, but that may mean more discount premium fares.

These are the aviation trends we were talking about this week.

BYO doesn’t have to be a bad thing and the best airlines will convince passengers its even better than old-school frills.

Open Skies indeed.

Plug-and-Play’s Travel & Hospitality team is pushing hard to get companies throughout the travel industry to ‘get it’ on outsourcing innovation. Not everyone has. Airlines have jumped-in early because of their cost-sensitive business models. They can’t afford to hesitate.

It looks like the U.S. travel industry is betting on Hillary Clinton becoming the next President of the United States of America.