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Airline Weekly
Cathay Pacific and British Airways are ready for travel demand to pop now that Hong Kong has dropped mandatory arrival quarantines.
2 years ago
Airlines
IAG's Avios points are coveted among people who want free or reduced-priced flights. A company might prefer to adopt its currency rather than start its own program. But IAG needs to invest in technology to make earning and burning a more attractive proposition for consumers.
Brian Sumers | 2 years ago
Discounter Ryanair never hesitates to grab marketshare when its competitors are down. With British Airways continuing to face issues at London Heathrow, the discounter is adding flights.
Online Travel
Expedia Group's strategy to reshape the company is starting to come together, as shown in its partner business. But the grand master plan is a multiyear endeavor.
Dennis Schaal | 2 years ago
The rapid surge in returning demand, particularly in Europe, has caused IAG many headaches, but it's also delivered some good news — profits.
Kate Holton, Reuters | 2 years ago
Qatar Airways will cut flying, and may lose money, during the World Cup in Doha later this year. But that may not matter as the country seeks to boost its brand with the event.
Edward Russell | 2 years ago
Supply and demand has a funny way of making the travel chaos flyers in Europe face this summer into potential good news for airlines.
News Blog
Flying in Europe is a mess this summer. British Airways has cancelled more than 1,000 additional flights through October amid increasing flight delays and cancellations across the continent. The Oneworld Alliance carrier is cancelling roughly 1 percent of its schedule from July though October, which equals a little over 1,000 flights according to Cirium schedules.…
Airline operations are in shambles this summer. What happened?
European travelers terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad travel summer may have just gotten a little bit worse. Some of British Airways' staff at London's Heathrow airport have voted to strike.
