FAA Limits Capacity Out of Newark, Airlines Endorse Restrictions
The flight caps went into effect on Tuesday, but it is unclear if Newark will be able to fix most of its operational issues before those caps are lifted.
The Trump Effect: Borders, Bans and Bookings
As U.S. President Donald Trump continues to shape the political and economic landscape, the impact of his choices on the travel industry remains significant. Read how his actions and policies are shaping the future of travel, and get insights into the industry’s evolving response.
The Travel Stocks Congress Loves to Trade
More than three dozen lawmakers and their spouses have traded stocks in travel companies — even as they oversee and regulate them.
Qatar Airways CEO: Boeing Win Over Airbus was a ‘Very Close Call’
Al-Meer’s comments herald a bold new chapter anchored around U.S.-built aircraft, but they're also a reaffirmation of Qatar Airways’ pragmatic and often opportunistic fleet strategy.
Rising Costs, Supply Strains, Weakening Demand: Airlines Face New Challenges
The airline industry's resilience in the post-pandemic period is being tested by a restructuring of the global economy.
Qatar Airways Agrees Record-Breaking Boeing Order
This deal isn’t just about planes. It’s about geopolitics, supply chains, and Boeing reasserting dominance over Airbus after a bruising few years.
Recession Watch? Infrastructure Boost? 7 Takeaways from Hotel Earnings
It turns out that, in a choppy economic environment, you get choppy hotel earnings reports.
Newark Outages Expose Air Traffic Control Crisis — What to Know About the Fix
As disruptions at Newark continue to mount, outdated technology and an acute air traffic controller shortage are receiving increased attention from Washington.
U.S. Visits From Europe Rebounded in April After Sharp Drop
The calendar shift of Easter, a popular holiday for Europeans, from March to April might bear some blame for the March declines. Figures for international travel over the summer months will paint a clearer picture.
Ex-Qatar Airways CEO Warns of ‘Very Turbulent’ Years Ahead
Just when airlines thought it was safe to grow again, Akbar Al Baker offers a different forecast: turbulent trade wars and a supply chain hijacked by global conflict. Seatbelts, it seems, should remain fastened.
New York City Cuts Tourism Forecast by 3 Million Visitors
The cut comes just two months after the city forecasted a record number of visitors and shows how quickly sentiment turned.