Articles tagged “airlines”

Travel demand in Latin America remains strong, but affordability — not appetite — increasingly determines how far and how often people travel.

The same geography that allowed Gulf carriers to dominate long-haul travel is also their greatest vulnerability.

Coming after weeks of escalating tension, these attacks are not entirely surprising, but their impact on the travel industry will still be enormous.

Premium travelers are still driving profits, but improving economy bookings suggest the North Atlantic market is more resilient than some feared.

JetBlue’s transatlantic ambitions are beginning to meet practical limits. Summer 2026 reflects an airline fine-tuning growth as slot constraints, fleet availability, and intensifying competition test its model.

The 2026 travel landscape is increasingly bifurcated. Visa-free policies and growing airline capacity are accelerating growth in the East, while the West must navigate significant policy-driven uncertainty.

Airline earnings season often reveals more through comparison than individual results. On Friday, IAG will be the second of Europe’s big three to report, offering valuable insight into the health of the industry.

As many British Airways flyers brace for status downgrades, rivals are seizing a rare chance to convince the UK’s most valuable travelers that there’s another way.

As joint ventures and other bespoke partnerships reshape global aviation, alliances must prove they still matter.

The race to modernize aviation is underway. Legacy systems, static loyalty models, and siloed operations are giving way to connected, digital systems built for scale. The carriers that move early and build smart will set the pace for the next decade of air travel.