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American knows that it's possible to both rethink loyalty and keep people loyal at the same time.

After putting up with squabbles over nuts in bags and nonsense from nuts in seats, cabin crew deserve a decent rest.

It'll take more than a hashtag to get small-minded travelers comfortable with taking a trip to the African continent. Still, hats off to Brussels Airlines for trying to raise awareness of an issue that isn't being widely discussed.

Random selection was always a teaser that gave travelers a taste of the good life. It's a sign of the program's success that they're not as frequent now.

It's really difficult to find Clark unprepared or off his game. The big three U.S. Airlines and the EU Transport Commission will have to get up pretty early in the morning to beat his arguments--not just because of the time difference with the UAE, either.

The original digital detox break gains in importance as travelers look for more ways to unplug and reconnect.

Missing in action in the U.S. airlines' report about the Gulf carriers' subsidies was transparency about the U.S. airlines' own subsidies. Although the congressional report is very dated, the Business Travel Coaltion, via WikiLeaks, is helping to fill in some of the blanks.

If this trend points to virtual tours as the future of air travel booking, we're onboard with the idea.

It’s a comfort to know that the EU takes this passenger experience stuff seriously.

We appreciate this honest take from Arnold. It's not everyday we see a brand admit that it's not always going to get it right, but it's always going to forge ahead where others fear to tread.