Airline News

Speaking to Skift in Hong Kong, Ronald Lam said substantial fleet growth is on the way, but the group isn’t interested in smaller aircraft – here’s why.

TSA deputy acting administrator Adam Stahl said the agency is considering making a change to the liquids rule at the Skift Global Forum.

The impact of Ragasa will be felt for days to come as thousands of passengers attempt to get their travel plans back on track.

Despite the politicizing of climate change, aviation remains a global industry and its strong presence at Climate Week New York shows how focused it is on promoting sustainable aviation fuel as its path forward.

American and Alaska are leading a new investment fund among Oneworld alliance carriers with the hopes that it will ramp up the commercialization of sustainable aviation fuel.

Frontier CEO Barry Biffle defended ultra-low-cost carriers from critics like United CEO Scott Kirby at the Skift Global Forum.

Loyalty is no longer about points and tiers, it’s earned trip by trip through immediate value and convenience.

Thailand is the next natural move for Akasa Air in view of the rising demand for the destination among Indian travelers. However, the carrier's choice of Phuket as the entry point is a deviation from the trend other airlines are following.

While most airlines chase operational efficiency and cost-cutting, carriers like KLM, Finnair, Fiji Airways, and Air Tahihi Nui are winning customer loyalty through a strong national identity and cultural touches that create emotional bonds.

The move comes after Spirit’s CEO told staff to be prepared for job cuts as it reduces capacity to stay afloat.