Articles tagged “airline weekly”

Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle sees the airline as the contemporary of Southwest 40 years ago — primed for growth with dramatically lower costs than the competition.

United plans to grow 11 percent to Europe next summer. But with economic prospects cloudy on both sides of the Atlantic, will travelers fly?

Delta wants to be your ride to the airport, too.

High inflation and energy expenses have yet to crimp Americans' desire to travel. Wall Street analysts are forecasting another strong quarter for airlines, with Delta and United in the most favorable positions.

Opportunity in crisis: the pandemic has proven an especially good time to start a new airline.

Winter is always a tough time for Europe's airlines. This winter looks even tougher for pandemic startups as they navigate inflation, high energy costs, and stiff competition.

London Heathrow may not be fully recovered this winter but the removal of traveler caps is an important step towards normality.

South Africa's Airlink wants to create a Southern Africa leader with a deal for Namibia's only domestic airline. Can the carrier take up the mantle from struggling South African Airways?

Airlines are making strides towards net-zero carbon emissions by the middle of the century. But JetBlue and others say more government and private help is needed to stay on track.

There were few upsides to the Covid-19 pandemic. Boom times for the air freight industry was one.