Airline News

There was no place like the transatlantic for airlines, especially IAG, to make money this summer.

Air France-KLM wants to become the go-to airline in southern Europe with a deal for ITA, and maybe one for TAP.

Who would have thought three years ago that we’d be talking about the bright future for Norwegian Air? Edward Russell and Jay Shabat discuss the news from the Nordics, plus Hawaiian Airlines’ continued struggles.

Filling Southwest's pilot shortage can't come soon enough for CEO Bob Jordan, who sees the staffing challenges as the biggest barrier preventing the carrier from further taking advantage of massive travel demand.

Blended travel isn't the only thing that Lufthansa Group CEO Carsten Spohr is looking forward to. Limits on adding back flights and strong travel demand are boosting the bottom line.

Frontier CEO Barry Biffle recalled Southwest Airlines during the economic tumult of the 1980s when making his case this week for why low-cost carriers are exceptionally resilient in downturns.

Saudi Arabia’s national flag carrier Saudia announced on Wednesday that it has signed an agreement with German air taxi startup Lilium to purchase 100 jets.

Canada's Competition Bureau has potentially thrown cold water on WestJet's proposed purchase of leisure and tour competitor Sunwing Airlines.

Profitable Norwegian Air is confident in this coming winter, and picking up lucrative corporate travel share from struggling competitor SAS.

Airlines of all sizes are looking for smarter and more efficient ways to sell more products and services. A new strategy guide by Sabre explores how moving toward an offer and order retailing model will help them achieve this goal while maximizing revenue, operating with more agility, and improving customer satisfaction.