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Alaska will be competing toe-to-toe with Delta as it looks to expand internationally with routes to Europe and Asia.

Airline CEOs pushing for delays without significantly investing more in the production of greener jet fuels themselves seems like a missed opportunity.

Golden visas are becoming more common around the world, but they've posed some problems for authorities. We discuss the issues around them in this week's episode of the Skift Travel Podcast.

The power of semi-public negotiation is one of O’Leary’s ultimate calling cards. Sorting the Beijing bluster from credible consideration is a challenge – but that’s all part of the plan.

It will likely be many hours before the full impact of the 7.7 magnitude quake is known, but early reports suggest serious damage in Myanmar and parts of neighboring Thailand.

The announcement is a first among competitors like ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini.

Delta has said Southwest customers are “up for grabs,” and other airlines are circling as well.

One week on from a catastrophic power outage that led to the complete closure of London Heathrow, we hear three very different CEO perspectives on the chaos. 

Airbus obviously can’t push for less air travel. But more efficient planes can only do so much to offset emissions from further growth.

European airline chiefs claim it’s business as usual on U.S. routes, but after three years of frenzied transatlantic demand, could we be entering one final summer of love?

The new shuttle gives NYC travelers another option that could make airport commutes a little less painful.

India's inbound faces several struggles, some of which include the perception of lack of women safety and health hazard due to air pollution. Ground-level implementation of solutions to these problems is the first step to attract international tourists.