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Articles tagged “aviation”

Airlines

JetBlue Readies for Battle Over Boston and 3 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

This week in aviation news, is brand loyalty (ahem, free premium snacks) going to be enough to keep JetBlue's Boston customers from getting cozy with the competition as American and Delta make moves to increase their presence at the Beantown hub? Plus, we discover that Delta's CEO is firmly in the "do not recline your seat" camp.

Danielle Hyams, Skift | 4 years ago

JetBlue Readies for Battle Over Boston and 3 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

Airlines

Turboprop Competition Heats Up in Developing Asia

Economic growth has created new demand for turboprop aircraft in developing regions. Competition in the sector is fierce, particularly as Boeing and Airbus line up against each other in yet another market.

Jamie Freed and Tim Hepher, Reuters | 4 years ago

Turboprop Competition Heats Up in Developing Asia

Airlines

Alaska Airlines Enters Oneworld Alliance and 5 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

This week in airline news, after years being unaligned, Alaska Airlines is joining Oneworld. The carrier is also ramping up its codesharing agreement with American Airlines to include international flights, potentially posing real competition for some of Delta's routes. Plus, with Air Italy's closure, yet another European airline bites the dust.

Danielle Hyams, Skift | 4 years ago

Alaska Airlines Enters Oneworld Alliance and 5 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

Airlines

AirAsia CEO Sidelined During Bribery Probe and 9 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

This week in aviation news, AirAsia's iconic CEO Tony Fernandes steps aside for now while officials look into allegations that he accepted a bribe from Airbus in exchange for a major order. Plus, JetBlue founder unveils details about his new airline. He's calling it Breeze.

Danielle Hyams, Skift | 4 years ago

AirAsia CEO Sidelined During Bribery Probe and 9 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

Airlines

Airlines Must Own Up to Environmental Impact and 8 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

This week in aviation news, carbon offsetting has become a popular way for airlines to improve their image, but the reality is they are still pumping millions of tons of CO2 into the air. In addition, the coronavirus continued to hamper travel, including cancelled flights for airlines.

Danielle Hyams, Skift | 4 years ago

Airlines Must Own Up to Environmental Impact and 8 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

Airlines

JetBlue’s Flight-Shame Warning and 12 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

In aviation news this week, JetBlue's CEO thinks the flight shaming movement is headed toward the U.S. What's more, twice a year Skift looks at the best of the best in travel and hospitality. For the 2020 winter edition, Finnair, Cathay Pacific, and Alaska Airlines received shout-outs for best innovators in airlines.

Danielle Hyams, Skift | 4 years ago

JetBlue’s Flight-Shame Warning and 12 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

Tourism

What the Coronavirus Means So Far for the Travel Industry

The travel industry is starting to feel the impact from this latest global health crisis. How it responds to help contain the spread of the virus will set a new precedent while weathering an extensive disruption to its business.

Staff, Skift | 4 years ago

What the Coronavirus Means So Far for the Travel Industry

Airlines

Distribution Giants Jockey for Air India Biz and 8 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

This week in aviation news, global distribution systems battle for struggling Air India's business, plus Ethiopian Airlines plans to build a new $5 billion airport outside of Addis Ababa.

Danielle Hyams, Skift | 4 years ago

Distribution Giants Jockey for Air India Biz and 8 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

Airlines

IAG CEO Retires and 5 Other Top Aviation Stories This Week

This week in aviation, IAG CEO Willie Walsh announced he will retire after 40 influential years in the industry, and don't miss our 2020 megatrends, including an analysis of the rise of ultra-long-haul flights.

Sarah Enelow-Snyder, Skift | 4 years ago

Business Travel

2020 Greets Biz Travel Managers With Cheap Airfares

Expensive flights will remain an issue for travel managers going forward. Deals can be had, however, especially in the regions most important to global commerce.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 4 years ago

2020 Greets Biz Travel Managers With Cheap Airfares