United Airlines News

JetBlue’s upbeat statement is a welcome change, but it’s being measured against a very low bar. The airline’s problems have been years in the making, and it’ll take more than a good month to turn things around.

Today's podcast looks at a different approach to managing hotels, a rebuild of the U.S. key rail center, and prospects of a record travel weekend.

Both United and American say they expect record numbers of passengers.

With SAF still far more expensive than jet fuel, mandates arriving in Turkey and beyond, and no quick fix in sight, the industry may soon have little choice but to pass costs onto customers through higher ticket prices.

A strike could still be avoided. But Air Canada — the largest airline in Canada — is already preparing to cancel hundreds of flights with a potential ripple effect.

Korean Air’s decision to add premium economy was sluggish, but the math is irresistible. For many airlines, this mid-tier cabin is where passenger comfort meets cash flow.

The flight attendants union said United’s offer did not go far enough and that it would survey members on what issues they would like to see resolved in a new contract.

Hours after the DOT gave JetBlue the green light for its partnership with United, executives said they are looking to expand its travel tech platform to include more airlines and other travel companies.

JetBlue found a new dance partner after its messy breakup with American – but this deal is deliberately limited to avoid antitrust headaches.

After seeing softening demand for the first half of the year, United executives now believe that the economy is stabilizing, leading to higher demand.