Articles tagged “airline weekly”

The fundamentals at Brazilian airline Azul look good. Revenues are up significantly from before the pandemic, and so are passenger numbers. New business lines, including air freight and vacations, are producing high margin income.

The year ahead looks good from Iceland. What could possibly go wrong?

Travelers are increasingly willing to pay for a little bit of luxury even when flying on a discounter like Allegiant.

As goes the tech sector, so goes Alaska Airlines.

EasyJet's latest results confirm that travelers remain more than willing to pay higher fares and fees to fly.

Longhaul budget airlines lost half of their transatlantic share during the pandemic.

It's not necessarily the "right" travelers who are boosting numbers at Washington, D.C.'s popular Reagan National airport.

Polite. Complimentary. Respectful. Nobody would use these adjectives to describe Scott Kirby’s attitude toward low-cost airlines.

The recovery of travel to China could make or break Cathay Pacific this year.

U.S. airlines are walking the thin tight rope between strong travel demand and rapidly rising costs.