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Air France Expects A Busy Summer With New Routes
Air France has announced that this summer they expect to be back up to 65% of the capacity they had ... -
On-Time Performance Is A Thing Again For Airlines
Airlines and airports are again being judged on the punctuality of their service as the volume of flights increases worldwide. ... -
Smooth Skies Ahead For Airlines?
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and Tourism Economics just released a long-term view for post-COVID-19 passenger demand recovery which ... -
AA Retires American Way Magazine
American Airlines began filling its seatbacks with American Way — launched as The American Way — in 1966. Since then, the inflight magazine has ... -
Why Your Next Trip May Be Booked By AI
A survey of 2,000 Americans, commissioned by LivePerson, Inc. and conducted by OnePoll, found that nearly three-fourths of consumers (73%) prefer messaging ... -
The Need For Digital Covid Credentials
Recently the International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned of potential airport chaos unless governments move quickly to adopt digital processes ... -
United To Return To Supersonic Air Travel
Big news out of Denver and Chicago as United Airlines just announced it will return to supersonic air travel by ... -
British Airways Seeks To Change How Fliers Check In
Hoping to adapt to a more socially distanced airport experience, British Airways is looking to change how fliers check in. ... -
North American Airline Satisfaction
Let’s face it last year was a bizarre year for air travel across the globe, but that didn’t stop J.D. ... -
Where People Are Traveling
According to the most recent data from OAG, a data driven organization for airlines, nine of the world’s Top 10 busiest ...