Flight Attendants Want More from U.S. Airlines. It Might Take a Strike to Get There.
Labor discontent is rife in the skies over the U.S.
United Airlines News
The latest news and analysis of United Airlines, including breaking news, executive interviews, earnings coverage, and analysis of its competitors.
Chase Travel Exec On How In-House Agency and Tech Provide an Edge
Chase Travel and American Express Travel are among the top handful of leisure travel sellers in the U.S. That's mostly good news for online travel agency partners, as well.
8 Airline Mergers That Shaped Today’s U.S. Industry
Eight mergers have really shaped the U.S. airline industry we have today.
Air Traffic Controller Shortage Could Last Into the 2030s
The U.S. government needs to step up if it wants to ease the air traffic controller shortage that is snarling flights and slowing growth.
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The Latest on U.S. Airlines
At the Skift Aviation Forum on November 1, airline executives from the U.S. and beyond shared their latest thoughts on industry developments.
This Thanksgiving Could Be the Busiest for U.S. Air Travel in 18 Years
Looks like it will be harder for Americans to escape Thanksgiving travel delays.
American Airlines Looks at Small Cities, United Airlines Looks Abroad
Today's podcast discusses Airbnb's earnings, American Airlines' loyalty plans, and United's international optimism.
United Airlines Confident Strong International Travel Demand Will Stick Around
United is betting a lot of money that costly long-haul, international flying is the place to grow and turn profits this decade.
United Faces Higher Costs – and What Else We Learned on the Earnings Call
United’s third-quarter results were strong, but higher-than-expected costs in several key areas will prove to be challenging in the months ahead.
Choice’s Hostile Takeover Bid for Wyndham
Today's podcast examines Choice's bid to acquire Wyndham, Expedia's recent round of layoffs, and United Airlines' third quarter earnings.