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Three of the world’s most exciting, ambitious, and successful airlines reported earnings last week. Ireland’s Ryanair, Turkish Airlines, and India’s IndiGo are all playing at the top of their game.

The study will investigate what can be done to enhance competition within the country's domestic airline market.

Turning international travel into “a walk in the park” may take time, but wouldn't it be nice to skip those endless queues at airport gates, airline counters, immigration, and security checks? DigiYatra has made domestic travel a smoother ride. If rolled out for international travel, we could all breathe a little easier!

In part one of this Airline Weekly Lounge podcast, Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat discuss the latest earnings from low-cost giant Ryanair. In part two, our focus turns to the upcoming summer travel season and what it means for the big U.S. airlines.

More flights to destinations deep inside the Arctic Circle will be available from major European airports this winter.

This huge cooperation agreement between two of Brazil's three largest airlines will do little to quell speculation that a merger between Azul and Gol could be on the horizon.

If approved, the codeshare would be JetBlue’s most significant partnership since a federal judge struck down the Northeast Alliance.

With a business class configuration, is it still possible to call IndiGo a low-cost carrier?

Southwest has been long known for not listing its fares on Google Flights or with online travel agencies.

Singapore Airlines' last fatal incident was marred by confusion and misinformation. This time it's very different.