Dennis Schaal, Skift
The U.S. House of Representatives and Senate, controlled by opposing parties, will be at loggerheads over many issues related to both the travel industry and travelers. However, there will be plenty of wiggle room, if not on airplanes with reduced passenger legroom, then in the halls of Congress, where some legislation will undoubtedly get done.
5 days ago
Sabre + Skift
The digital transformation that the airline industry has undergone in recent years has helped fuel a customer-centric approach. But there’s still opportunity for improvement as far as behind-the-scenes tech infrastructure goes.
5 days ago
Air Canada + Skift
Air Canada has enhanced its corporate travel offerings to deliver on changing expectations, primarily by focusing on flexibility, customization, and its global network.
1 week ago
Benjamin Katz and Richard Weiss, Bloomberg
With airlines failing all across Europe, it makes sense for TUI Group to add to its order book.
1 month ago
American Airlines + Skift
American Airlines is looking south with its new and expanded routes to destinations in Latin America, further securing its position as the leading U.S. airline in the region.
1 month ago
Kristin Majcher, Skift
Argentina’s tough economic situation has been characterized by devalued currency and rising consumer prices. But at the same time, other factors have led to the introduction of cheaper airfares and more players in the airline market. That's good for travelers.
1 month ago
Brian Sumers, Skift
Not long ago, all discount airlines needed to compete was cheap fares. But times change, and with legacy airlines poaching some of their customers, more ultra-low-cost carriers are taking loyalty seriously.
2 months ago
Julie Johnsson, Mary Schlangenstein and Noah Buhayar, Bloomberg
Here's yet another problem with engines that Airbus and Boeing face. The world's airlines can't be happy with these production delays.
2 months ago
Niclas Rolander, Bloomberg
Busy travelers don't love waiting at the airport for flights that might or might not be on time. But they don't love sitting in traffic either, regardless of who's driving. As long as gridlock is an issue, will autonomous cars really change the travel game that much?
2 months ago
Benjamin Katz, Bloomberg
Glass Lewis, an influential shareholder advisory company, has told shareholders of the budget airline to vote against several directors on its board because of concerns over proper governance. Its arguments are more persuasive than Ryanair has let on.
2 months ago
Further Network + Skift
Travel tech leaders are betting on blockchain to transform nearly every aspect of the travel journey, making transactions simpler, more affordable, and more trustworthy, for both providers and consumers.
2 months ago
Rajesh Kumar Singh and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg
A booming market doesn't necessarily mean massive profit. For a variety of reasons, Indian carriers have struggled over the years. Maybe the government needs to rethink how it regulates airlines?
2 months ago