Articles tagged “airline weekly”

Visitors flooding back to Japan lifted ANA last year. Now if only Japanese travelers would go abroad again.

The largest U.S. regional airline, SkyWest, finally has a green light for its work around to the pilot shortage — just in time for the shortage to begin easing.

Southwest says it put its holiday fiasco behind it in March. But another disruption in April highlighted the still frail state of the airline's technology.

With the Viva Air mess settled, Avianca can now turn its full attention to the bigger deal at hand: The creation of Abra with Brazil's Gol.

Travelers will bear the brunt of the FAA's air traffic control staffing shortage in New York this summer.

WestJet CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech doesn't see a need to deepen his airline's relationship with Delta, even as two of his biggest competitors get cozier.

El Al is having a moment, but can it execute on its strategy to become a global connecting airline instead of a just a flight to Israel?

Analysts expect a decidedly mixed second quarter for U.S. airlines.

Even with new flights to Amsterdam, JetBlue is still a minnow in a transatlantic sea full of big fish.

An airline can make all the investments it wants, but it won't be financially successful without an eye on costs.