Marisa Garcia
The EU Is Coming to the Support of U.S. Airlines Angry About Gulf Carriers
With tomorrow's air travel markets moving away from the US and Europe, this is Open Skies kerfuffle is far more than "growing pains" for the global aviation industry.
The Other Open Skies Debate: U.S. Carriers Jockey for Position in China
Open Skies agreements also have a good side for U.S. airlines. The side over the Pacific is particularly attractive.
Thus the Fight Begins: Ryanair Is Coming to the U.S.
What can we say? Yellow and Gold make Green. With the high demand to attend St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Dublin, New York and Boston, this announcement could not be better timed.
Video: 50 Years of Airport Evolution From the Field’s Leading Architect
This is one to watch more than thrice.
Nicole Kidman Tells You All About the Reimagined Etihad in New Ad Campaign
We're already on the record for saying that Etihad masters showmanship. This latest campaign is further proof that the airline aims to be a superstar, and featuring Nicole Kidman as the face of 'Flying Reimagined' was a classy choice.
From Freddies to Skytrax: Making Sense of Airline and Airport Awards
The ultimate reward of awards is good press for the winners. But aiming for the prize--any prize--helps spur on airlines and airports to make air travel better. That has to be a good thing.
Etihad Brings Its Fancy Dreamliner to Washington, D.C. for Open Skies Battle
If the fastest way to the heart is through the stomach, Etihad is making a meal of its product differentiation and serving it hot to both investors in New York and lobbyists in the Nation's capital--complete with a lovely garnish.
Ryanair Makes Valencia’s Notorious Ghost Airport Its New Spanish Home
It makes sense that Ryanair would take advantage of the distressed status of this airport and of the popularity of Valencia as a tourism destination, especially for UK travellers. The airport's promoters are no doubt relieved.