United Airlines News

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at pricing at luxury hotels, United Airlines' reinvigorated advertising, and superficial safaris.

United’s optimistic, holistic approach to branding underpins a shift in aviation marketing towards more positive and inclusive messaging that’s aligned with the market forces finally blowing in airlines’ favor.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at a new hotel design trend, United's deal with Mesa Air, and a rare big non-gaming deal in Macau.

American's own pay raise for pilots as part of its pilot shortage strategy is what precipitated Mesa's eventual deal with United. A bit of irony as Mesa had originally followed American's lead on pay.

Southwest Airlines appears set to make big gains from a planned expansion of LAX for the return of the Olympics to Los Angeles in five years.

Virgin Australia is determined to get a piece of the travel recovery in Asia any way it can. Check out its Japan strategy, to begin with.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at Airbnb’s changes to reduce discrimination, United’s big bet on big planes, and expanding food tours.

United Airlines is doubling down on its self-proclaimed status as the flag carrier of the U.S. with a deal to buy 200 Boeing aircraft.

The cost of peace with pilots comes at a high price tag for Delta — and the overall airline industry.

Even more important than introducing innovative products is learning whether and how people will use them. United Airlines seems to be paying attention to that, and the company is willing to nix something if it doesn't work.