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Southwest Leans to Boeing 737 Max Order After Rare Flirtation With Airbus
The Inside Story of How Alaska Airlines Went All-In on the Returning Boeing 737 Max
Alaska was the first airline to officially throw its support behind Boeing's beleaguered 737 Max after the jet was ungrounded, with commitments for 36 more aircraft. But it was a long and winding road to that decision with the seed planted in its merger with Virgin America four years earlier.
Edward Russell |
Travel’s New Cadence and 9 Other Top Travel Stories This Week
In Skift's top travel stories this week, our Megatrends 2025 discussed travel becoming more soulful and a comeback for the hotel industry. In other stories, Norwegian scuttled its long-haul operation, and Hilton ceased making political contributions.
Dennis Schaal |
The Coveted Jet Built for the Economics of the Pandemic
The Airbus A220 is poised to emerge strong from the coronavirus pandemic with airlines keen for its low costs and small capacity. JetBlue is the latest carrier to add the jet as it moves forward with a major fleet transition amid the crisis.
Edward Russell |
New Airfare Hedging Tool Approved to Help Airlines With Volatile Revenue Swings
A new platform called Skytra, developed by Airbus, has been three years in the making, but expect tentative first steps from a battered and bruised travel industry.
Matthew Parsons |
Helicopter Taxi Service Blade Goes Public Through Blank-Check Company
Airbus-backed Blade thinks Asia is where the action is, with plans to expand there after this latest blank-check deal. Keep an eye on similar so-called SPAC deals in travel in the new year.
Matthew Parsons |
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Bad News for Boeing as European Union Places Tariffs on U.S. Aircraft
Why a British Airways Sales Boss Is Excited by the Prospect of Even More Zoom Meetings
While most of us suffer Zoom fatigue, British Airways’ head of global sales thinks short, sharp video calls are the future when working out airfares with corporate customers. Ring lights at the ready.
Matthew Parsons |
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