Articles tagged “delta air lines”

Airline Weekly

Small Cities Lose Air Service as Large Airlines Exit

Post-pandemic airline economics is killing flights to small cities.

Small Cities Lose Air Service as Large Airlines Exit

Airline Weekly

U.S. Airlines Forecast Record Summer Despite Air Traffic Controller Shortage

Who doesn't love packed airplanes and limited flights? Welcome to summer travel 2023.

U.S. Airlines Forecast Record Summer Despite Air Traffic Controller Shortage

Tour Operators

Hotels.com’s Giant Hand-Painted Mural Points to a Return to the Billboard for Travel Brands

Consumers are inundated with advertising noise. As a result, travel brands are exploring alternatives to grab attention.

Hotels.com’s Giant Hand-Painted Mural Points to a Return to the Billboard for Travel Brands

Airline Weekly

Secretary Buttigieg Warns of a Lengthy Air Traffic Control Staffing Shortage

Secretary Buttigieg was nothing if not diplomatic about the challenges ahead for air travel this summer.

Secretary Buttigieg Warns of a Lengthy Air Traffic Control Staffing Shortage

Airlines

The Undoing of American and JetBlue’s Northeast Alliance – in 11 Quotes

The 94-page ruling methodically knocks down the argument from American and JetBlue that their alliance boosts competition to benefit flyers.

The Undoing of American and JetBlue’s Northeast Alliance – in 11 Quotes

Business Travel

Small Meetings and Blended Trips Propel Business Travel Comeback

While it’s still too early to say when business travel could make a full recovery, smaller businesses drove some important trends in the first quarter.

Small Meetings and Blended Trips Propel Business Travel Comeback

Airline Weekly

Delta Leads Push for More Long-Distance Flights From Reagan National

Should Washington's Reagan National airport have more long-distance flights? Delta and far-flung politicians say yes, locals say no.

Delta Leads Push for More Long-Distance Flights From Reagan National

Airlines

American Airlines Is Profiting More From Blended Travel Than It Did From Road Warriors

American has thrown out its traditional playbook as blended travelers become one of its most lucrative customer segments. But will the good times continue?

American Airlines Is Profiting More From Blended Travel Than It Did From Road Warriors

Airline Weekly

WestJet to Defer on Renewing Delta Joint Venture

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.

WestJet to Defer on Renewing Delta Joint Venture

Hotels

Hyatt’s New Hotel Brand Wants You to Stay Awhile

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks closer at Hyatt’s new extended stay brand, Delta’s hub needs, and tipping on Hopper.

Hyatt’s New Hotel Brand Wants You to Stay Awhile