United Airlines News

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at how Airbnb identifies hosts, a hybrid work rethink, and United's new pilot bases.

United is throwing pilots a bone with two new bases where many crew members already live.

Some passengers want to talk to people. Some do not. United Airlines wants make sure they all have a choice.

It's not often that travelers have something to look forward to at Newark Liberty International Airport. The new $2.7 billion Terminal A will open in December, the latest in a…

There's a new way to get to Washington's Dulles airport, and it could be a marketing bonanza.

Allegiant Air executives vigorously reject the notion that the budget airline model is dying in the U.S. But two bad quarters in a row suggest that it may be at least changing.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at United’s earnings, a Barcelona tourism shakeup, and the pending JetBlue-Spirit merger.

United's Scott Kirby and Airbnb's Brian Chesky make for strange bedfellows. Both believe hybrid work models will lead to permanent changes in how their respective companies operate.

After a vendor price-gouging lawsuit, the government is moving away from legacy travel companies and instead stitching together its own program to better control costs and gain access to a wider range of airlines and hotels. It took awhile to get there.

Airline bosses might be living in a parallel universe, because it’s unlikely this abrupt revival of corporate travel will be able to hold its momentum over the next few quarters, a new report from the U.S. Travel Association shows.