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The ultra-low-cost carrier lowered its revenue outlook for the second quarter, blaming softer ancillary sales.

United flight attendants are the latest to consider a vote to authorize a strike as frustrations over stagnant pay and working conditions continue to mount.

The low-cost airline is hoping that its unusual business model will help it dodge intense competition for flights to the Sunshine State.

Air India's merger with Vistara is expected to be completed next year. With this, the merged entity would become India's largest international carrier and second-largest domestic airline.

The travel industry has been counting on the return of visitors from China. But getting back to 2019 levels is taking much longer than expected.

As one of Asia’s largest, and traditionally most profitable carriers, what happens at Singapore Airlines matters.

Delta triggered anxiety with some of its commentary last week. But the concerns apply more to Delta’s low-cost rivals, with their domestic-heavy networks and no-frills service. Delta itself remains all smiles as it enters the second half of the year.

In a break from the strategy of many U.S. airlines, Emirates’ Skywards program is being used to boost loyalty for the airline without a heavy financial focus.

Vasu Raja’s severance package includes a payout of his base salary until January 31, 2025 and flight benefits. He’s also eligible to receive a lump sum payout of $968,750 after the severance period ends.

The partnership between Southwest and Archer Aviation will bring eVTOLs to California airports, but the timeline is currently unclear.