Hong Kong Airport Chaos Mars City’s Reputation as Global Business Center
Kelvin Chan, Associated Press
This will hurt the airport's key tenant, Cathay Pacific. The biggest question is: for how long?
6 days ago
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Kelvin Chan, Associated Press
This will hurt the airport's key tenant, Cathay Pacific. The biggest question is: for how long?
6 days ago
Brian Sumers, Skift
United's change is a sensible move. People should feel more comfortable knowing United's pilots must take their final drink 12 hours prior to reporting for duty, rather than eight. That said, some pilots may still make mistakes.
6 days ago
Timothy Abington, Mathew Carr, and William Wilkes, Bloomberg
Thanks in part to the "flight shaming" movement, the purchase of carbon offsets is on the rise. However, whether offered by airlines or third parties, the sale of offsets is still an industry that's beset with complications.
7 days ago
American Airlines + Skift
Travelers seeking next-level experiences now expect end-to-end service that is designed specifically for their needs. American Airlines realizes this and recently expanded its luxury experiences to include exclusive suite and transportation options.
3 weeks ago
Bloomberg News
The question is whether a directive by China Huarong International Holdings that staff mustn't fly Cathay or Dragonair is coming from Beijing, and whether other state-run companies will follow suit.
7 days ago
Suttinee Yuvejwattana, Bloomberg
Amid declining arrivals, a stronger baht, and stiff competition, Thai Airways with its aging aircraft falters.
7 days ago
Sarah Enelow-Snyder, Skift
This week in aviation, we take a critical look at carbon offsets, which don't actually address the industry's emissions problem. Then we have an in-depth story on the viability of El Al as a national carrier and more Max news from Boeing.
1 week ago
David Koenig, Associated Press
Animals on planes have been a flashpoint for airlines — and animal owners. New federal guidelines will be a welcome way to bring some standardization to what can seem like arbitrary rules and differing airline policies.
1 week ago
Blake Schmidt, Bloomberg
This is an ugly move from the Beijing authorities. So much for "one country, two systems." Two countries would have been a helluva lot better.
1 week ago
Peter Flanagan, Bloomberg
On a recent earnings call, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary hinted that something might be afoot and the carrier has clearly decided it is worth pursuing legal action.
1 week ago
Samson Ellis, Bloomberg
It’s going to be a tough few days for airlines and tour operators, especially in Shanghai, which will have to deal with travel rescheduling for thousands of clients affected by flight cancellations.
1 week ago
William Wilkes, Bloomberg
Despite a somewhat precarious business model, the appetite for low-cost, long-haul transatlantic flights has not yet slowed, so it's not surprising that Lufthansa is ramping up its offering.
2 weeks ago