Airline News

We're not sure why "independent shared-use lounges" haven't caught on in America sooner. A lot of people will pay $35 for a clean, quiet place with free wine and reliable Wi-Fi.

Privacy, or lack thereof, is one of the biggest obstacles that airports and airlines must consider in their efforts to personalize passengers' updates in an effort to boost their bottom line.

Is Big Brother really so bad as long as he meets your every in-flight entertainment need?

Advertising technology is changing how marketers drive people to booking in digital, gone are the days of just search engine marketing.

'Wide body' holds the promise of more room. Let's hope the airlines don't screw it up.

Ever-changing equipment poses constant challenges for both travelers and an often undertrained staff at both airports and onboard planes.

Delta is looking to re-engage distracted readers by serving up more videos and content targeted to both business and leisure mindsets.

Once airports and airlines get better at not losing your bags, maybe they'll give incentives to keep bags out of overcrowded overhead bins.

Elite travelers and big spenders will continue to relish their loyalty awards, but airlines may win even more loyal flyers when carriers sell them subscriptions for preferred seats and other perks.

All travelers flying to or through Asia try to find excuses to route their flights through Changi. Here's another excuse.