Airline News

Taking inspiration from our Skift Megatrends list, here are some of the biggest themes we expect to come up time and again across multiple discussions at the Skift Aviation Forum 2024. 

Some Wall Street analysts had speculated that if Spirit wasn’t able to reach refinance or extend the deadline on a credit card processing agreement, then bankruptcy could have been on the table.

With Delta on the back foot after the CrowdStrike chaos and Olympic disruption, United is eyeing the top spot.

The Aria Suite is arguably the year’s most anticipated new business class product. Those hoping for pushing-the-envelope innovation may be disappointed, but this solid product hits all the right notes.

Full-service airlines have invested heavily in premium cabins, which has paid dividends, especially in the post-pandemic era. But how sustainable are they? Can low-cost carriers that are pivoting towards premium disrupt this stream?

IndiGo's codeshare agreement with Malaysia Airlines reflects Indian airlines' efforts to grow their global network. The move is essential as they face strong competition from foreign carriers.

After reporting better-than-expected third-quarter earnings, United executives discussed topics ranging from business travel to Boeing.

United’s third-quarter earnings showed an uptick in business travel and sustained demand for international travel.

With strike action crippling production and a series of expensive regulatory hurdles to navigate, this extra liquidity gives Boeing greater flexibility to top its war chest. Will it be enough to silence the company's growing band of critics?

As demand for air travel and airline capacity increases, airport infrastructure is being ramped up to cater to a surge in passengers.