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The points' match from JetBlue shows the extent to which the airline will go to compete with Virgin America, its soon-to-be-stronger adversary.

These are the aviation trends we were talking about this week.

If flight attendants ratify the contract, United's customers should win, and it will be a big win for Munoz, too. Today, flight attendants work under two labor agreements, making the airline a model of inefficiency at times.

Other airlines are trying to segment their customers as much as possible. But that's not something Southwest plans to copy.

Hawaiian Airlines is introducing new business class seats. But if you live in the mainland United States, you may not see a lot of them.

When it comes to regulating frequent flier programs, the U.S. Department of Transportation has little authority.

Travel and tourism has been one of Europe's economic strengths in recent year. The Brexit would complicate matters for airlines, tour operators, and many others in the travel industry.

Design firm Acumen did something no one thought possible. It created a high-density, direct-aisle access business class cabin for United Airlines. Will passengers like it? We'll find out early next year.

We've heard this story before. But will this finally be the time United turns this around?

If you live in Florida, Silver Airways wants to be your-go to carrier for Cuba. Its plan may just work.