Michelin Has a New Hotel Rating System
Today's podcast looks at Michelin's new ratings, Spirit's next steps, and Europe's short-term rental boost.
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Spirit Airlines Delays Airbus Deliveries and Furloughs Pilots to Boost Balance Sheet
These two major developments suggest that Spirit Airlines management are taking the carrier's financial situation very seriously.
Spirit Airlines to Receive up to $200 Million for Pratt & Whitney Engine Problems
The compensation could give the struggling Spirit a significant boost to its liquidity.
Southwest Is No Longer a Low-Fare Airline, Ryanair CEO Says
Michael O'Leary says Southwest's all-inclusive fares are a sign that the airline has lost its 'passion' for low-cost travel.
U.S. to Review How Airlines Handle Passengers’ Personal Information
The review into passenger data protections is the first of many the Department of Transportation plans to periodically conduct.
United Halts Pilot Hiring Due to Boeing Delivery Delays
One of Boeing’s biggest customers said it has paused pilot hiring in the spring due to Max 10 delivery delays.
S&P Downgrades JetBlue’s Credit Rating
JetBlue’s credit rating was downgraded as the carrier struggles to return to profitability.
Expedia Group Has a New CEO
Today's podcast looks at the new CEO of Expedia Group, a strong signal from Spirit Airlines, and the environmental emissions of Taylor Swift.
Spirit Airlines CEO Fires Back at Bankruptcy Talk
Spirit CEO Ted Christie described speculation about Spirit’s ability to survive as “a misguided narrative.”
Marty St. George Appointed JetBlue President in Surprise Return
St. George's appointment couldn't come at a more critical time for the airline. His decades of experience and 'safe pair of hands' approach will be warmly welcomed by many.