Delta’s Ultra-Cheap Used 777 Hits Boeing’s Stock Hard
If one cheap plane can sink your stock you have bigger issues to deal with.
Airline News
Uber Model for Flight-Sharing Struck Down by Federal Court
We love disruptive businesses, but unless they have deep, deep pockets the sin first, ask forgiveness later approach isn't a winning strategy.
Private Jet Vacations and 4 Other Aviation Trends This Week
These are the aviation travel trends we were talking about this week.
Orlando International Airport Is Having Another Record Year
Vacationers continue to flock to Orlando to see Harry Potter, Mickey Mouse, and some Legos. Hopefully the airport's ongoing renovation project will allow it to accommodate even more flyers in the future.
TAM Is the First Airline in the Americas to Get Airbus’ Next-Gen A350
A new plane is only as cool as the ambitions it reveals about the airline, and TAM is certainly ambitious right now.
Virgin Australia’s Convertible Check-In Desks Do Both DIY and Full-Service
Self-service is the future, but not everyone is ready for that. Having systems that can switch back and forth between full-service and self-service is a very smart solution.
Debunking Myths About Millennial Travelers in Digital Marketing This Week
Want to understand millennial travel habits? The key is focusing on specific behaviors rather than trying to generalize the group based on their age.
Alitalia Appoints New CEO To Lead Rebound Efforts
The bottom line is that new CEO Cramer Ball will have to get Alitalia into profit mode to please leading shareholder Etihad and it all seems like a doable thing.
China Southern Airlines Spends $10 Billion to Buy 110 Boeing Planes
China Southern Airlines is buying 30 Boeing 737 Next Generation jets and 50 737 Max aircraft to keep up with rising demand from China's rapidly expanding middle class.
Delta CEO Says Delta’s Product Is Not a Commodity
Anderson and his airline CEO peers are coming off one of their best years in decades. It's surprising he didn't gloat.