Articles tagged “airline weekly”

Who didn't fly to Greece for vacation this summer?

Loyalty programs are one of the must lucrative assets on airlines' balance sheets.

Spirit Airlines has a taken chunk out of its winter schedule and cut 35 routes. The move, however, is not for lack of travel demand.

European aviation is on its way to looking more like the U.S. market, with Ryanair as the low-cost leader — obviously — as Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary sees it.

The wave of pent-up travel demand is headed to East Asia.

Allegiant Air executives vigorously reject the notion that the budget airline model is dying in the U.S. But two bad quarters in a row suggest that it may be at least changing.

RwandAir has big ambitions to connect Africa. But those plans are on hold until it receives a delayed influx of cash from Qatar Airways.

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International travel is likely to remain expensive into the new year as airlines struggle to meet the demand amid staffing and supply chain issues.

Budget airlines are making inroads in the Gulf with new regional routes by the dozen. Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar beware.