Articles tagged “airline weekly”

Once fierce enemies United Airlines and Emirates are friends. But their new partnership is limited despite promises of broad global connectivity.

Israel's El Al is prepping itself to take advantage of a changing geopolitical climate, and challenge the Gulf carriers.

More Californians are flying to Mexico via Tijuana now than they ever have before. Much of that is thanks to the only international bridge at an airport on the U.S. border.

Airlines are finding creative ways to fly their schedules with new Airbus and Boeing planes arriving late.

Americans are visiting Israel in record numbers. Airlines are ready with new flights.

Sri Lanka hopes to cut its losses by selling off its state-owned carrier, SriLankan Airlines — raising more questions about the flag carrier model.

Air France-KLM and Delta are poised to win the contest for ITA Airways. The deal would give them a key edge in the important Italian market.

Latam Airlines struggles may finally be ending. But high energy prices and inflation could slow the South American giant's progress just as it prepares to takeoff.

The first piece of Finnair's new strategic direction is in place, a partnership with Qatar Airways. What could be next from the Nordic airline?

Scandinavia's two largest airlines, SAS and Norwegian Air, may see pre-pandemic travel trends returning but both face their own restructuring challenges.