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The Icelandic airline's biggest shareholder has secured his place in the captain's seat, but will the direction of travel change?
Gordon Smith | 4 months ago
The prospect of an eight hour transatlantic flight without a hot meal may not receive a warm reception from everyone.
Airline Weekly
Airlines are making big profits on transatlantic routes this summer. American wants a bigger piece of that with plans for three new destinations next year.
11 months ago
The year ahead looks good from Iceland. What could possibly go wrong?
1 year ago
Business Travel
Business travelers went quickly from a fear of catching Covid-19 in 2021 to feeling utterly miserable in 2022 when faced with the daunting prospect of having to fly, such was the chaos across airports in Europe and the U.S. This year, caution prevailed.
Matthew Parsons | 2 years ago
It’s the first time that prices are cooling off this year, but experts warn this deflation won’t last long with more “correction cycles” to come.
United plans to grow 11 percent to Europe next summer. But with economic prospects cloudy on both sides of the Atlantic, will travelers fly?
2 years ago
News Blog
American tourists are flocking to the UK over other European destinations, new data shows. Post-Covid pent-up demand has collided with the strong dollar, according to the latest figures from travel agency Trip.com, with a 678 percent surge in searches for U.S. to UK flights in the first six months of 2022, compared to the same…
Plenty of doubters predicted business travel wouldn’t fully return, but recent surges suggest the wider industry could break past its pre-pandemic $1.4 trillion value.
International Airlines Group CEO Luis Gallego said Friday that corporate bookings on its flights to and from North America are leading the recovery of business travel at its airlines, which include British Airways and Iberia. "Business traffic is coming back," he said during the group's first-quarter earnings call on Friday. "We see that. For example,…
Edward Russell | 2 years ago
