Articles tagged “interline”

Airlines

More Airlines Use Next-Gen Tech to Sell Journeys on Other Carriers or Trains

Dozens of airlines have been creating alternatives to traditional interline agreements, selling fares on other airlines or railways. A few factors appear to be driving more of these deals.

Sean O'Neill | 10 months ago

More Airlines Use Next-Gen Tech to Sell Journeys on Other Carriers or Trains

Airlines

American and Delta Will Collaborate Again in Rebooking Passengers During Flight Disruptions

American and Delta once again will take care of each other's customers when flights are delayed or canceled. For travelers, that's good news. The two giant airlines stopped cooperating in 2015, and passengers have been hurt.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 6 years ago

Online Travel

Czech Website Creates Itineraries From Low-Cost and Legacy Carriers

The conventional wisdom is that major online travel agencies make it impossible for their smaller counterparts to break through. Kiwi.com is challenging that thesis, though it is very much early days.

Sean O'Neill, Skift | 6 years ago

Czech Website Creates Itineraries From Low-Cost and Legacy Carriers

Airlines

Southwest Wants to Start Working With More International Airlines

It makes sense that Southwest is finally realizing what other airlines have known for years — partnering with international airlines makes good business sense.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 8 years ago

Southwest Wants to Start Working With More International Airlines

Airlines

Delta’s Hardline Stance Limits its Ability to Rebook Passengers on Rival Airlines

A good operational meltdown like Delta's should make travelers nostalgic for the good old days, when carriers regularly cooperated to help each other's passengers.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 8 years ago

Delta’s Hardline Stance Limits its Ability to Rebook Passengers on Rival Airlines