Gordon Smith

St. George's appointment couldn't come at a more critical time for the airline. His decades of experience and 'safe pair of hands' approach will be warmly welcomed by many.

Frontier is slashing capacity from over-served markets such as Las Vegas and Orlando as it chases higher-spending passengers.

After a terrible January for the airline, topped off by a brutal SNL skit, Alaska will likely use the Super Bowl ad to restore customer trust in its core markets.

This ambitious new service from American will push the performance limits of the aircraft, as well as testing the endurance of its passengers.

There are more than a few surprises in the top 10 ranking, which shows that even in winter, there is no shortage of off-peak demand.

Any celebration in Seoul will likely be muted, as airline chiefs know the biggest regulatory challenges are yet to come.

The absence of New York, London and Dubai in the top 10 is a reminder of the huge demand for air travel in and around the Asia-Pacific region.

Michael O’Leary has delivered a rousing endorsement of the beleaguered planemaker’s products. After last week’s public criticism from some U.S. airline chiefs, his intervention will be warmly welcomed by Boeing.

This zero-cost marketing move by American helps associate the brand with the Super Bowl buzz in a fun way.

Already India’s largest airline, IndiGo is gearing up for even greater success. CEO Pieter Elbers tells Skift how he plans to do it.