Articles tagged “business travel”

For a startup with no legacy fleet to fall back on, delivery delays were painful. But taking such a large number of aircraft in just a month brings its own headaches.

United CEO Scott Kirby argues that surging fuel costs aren’t entirely responsible for higher airfares. Instead airlines are capitalizing on more pricing power driven by ballooning operating costs and a readjustment in domestic capacity.

United is betting that it will continue to see high travel demand in the second half of 2026 as it stares down at an additional $6 billion in fuel costs.

The CCO-to-CEO pipeline is hardening into a template, boards are dressing exits as retirements, and high-growth markets are importing their turnaround CEOs. One year of moves, mapped by Skift Exec Search.

Accor has been in India for two decades but has been slow to gain traction. Now it's focused on expansion and building out the structure to support the growth.

Typically, airlines like Frontier don’t have in-flight Wi-Fi. But as premium products continue to fuel airline industry profits, Frontier is opting to install Starlink.

For a company whose growth has been almost entirely India-centric, Yatra is now betting that enterprise travel technology built for one of the world's most complex markets can travel just as well abroad.

Even with Delta’s fuel costs doubling this year, the carrier still expects to meet its original profit outlook for 2026.

Delta is betting wealthy customers will pay Delta One prices for a coach-class experience on the ground

The window to earn Gen Z loyalty through managed travel is open, but travel management companies hoping to capitalize on it need to act now.