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This week’s Skift Aviation Forum was full of intriguing discussions about the current state of the global airline industry and where it’s headed.

Delta's non-unionized flight attendants could make another push to organize "in a few months," said Sara Nelson, head of a 55,000-member union. Nelson cited broader public support for labor as one driver of change.

Skift Aviation Forum is where aviation’s top minds gather to discuss the sector's most pressing challenges and cutting-edge opportunities. Join us in Dallas on November 12 to gain valuable insights and make key connections for the future of air travel.

American’s profits declined 46% in the second quarter as it reels from a controversial direct selling strategy and an imbalance in domestic seats.

Skift Aviation Forum on November 12 in Dallas will gather industry leaders to explore key opportunities, challenges, and trends shaping the future of aviation, including operational efficiencies, fleet upgrades, and traveler experiences.

We're thrilled to announce the latest edition of Skift Aviation Forum on November 12 in Dallas, Texas, where key aeronautic stakeholders will gather to explore groundbreaking ideas, share insights, and look toward the future of this dynamic sector.

Today's podcast discusses Airbnb's earnings, American Airlines' loyalty plans, and United's international optimism.

Being able to fly to and from Dallas-Forth Worth International Airport would be a tremendous boost for Southwest, especially as it's in a hurry to expand its presence in the booming region.

Today's podcast discusses Beyonce's hotel bounce, Airbnb's New York City issues, and five airline themes for next week.

Skift Aviation Forum touches down next week in Fort Worth - take a look at who is planning to attend and add your company's name to the list.