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Man in suit and glasses sits in chair onstage

Amid Uncertainties, Delta CEO Ed Bastian Warns Oil Crisis Could Reshape Airline Industry

Delta CEO Ed Bastian, speaking from his three decades of experience in the industry, predicts rising fuel prices will accelerate airline mergers and deep structural change across the sector.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Man in blue button up sits down at desk and speaks to media

Ryanair’s O’Leary Thanks Elon Musk for ‘Free PR’ in Starlink Spat

A public clash with Elon Musk over Starlink brings Ryanair free publicity, but O’Leary says Wi-Fi still isn’t worth the cost.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Man in blue suit and glasses

Delta Flies Higher on the Wings of Luxury Travel

The airline’s focus on high-end seats helped it thrive even amid economic uncertainty and a federal shutdown.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

JetBlue Just Released $31 Fares for Every Single Flight Nationwide on Halloween

By Morgan Halberg
Passenger drone EHang 184, carrying one passenger, flies into the air on February 6, 2018 in Guangzhou, China.

Here’s Why the FAA Needs to Grapple With the Future of Travel

By Ryan Khurana
JetBlue is launching flights to London from New York

JetBlue Is Finally Launching Flights From the U.S. to London

By Morgan Halberg
The French Riviera, Nice

Want to Fly Business Class to the French Riviera for 1/4 the Price? Here’s How.

By Morgan Halberg
Has Amtrak's CEO gone off the rails with his vision for the railroad service?

Amtrak’s Problems Actually Extend Much Further Than Recent String of Accidents

By Sarah Skootsky
An American Airlines airplane takes off from Ronald Reagan National Airport September 1, 2017.

Why Air Travel Could Get a Lot Cheaper in 2018

By Kyle Bailey
777X.

What Boeing’s Giant 777X Could Mean for Air Travel When It Debuts in 2020

By Kyle Bailey
Funds from the sale will support future aviators.

United Airlines’ Boeing 747 ’Yard Sale’ Is Going Well

By Sissi Cao
The airline industry must address three primary problems that obstruct its ability to deliver a positive customer experience.

The Three Reasons Big Airlines’ Service Is Awful

By Mark LaScola
A TSA agent watches an xray monitor while screening luggage at Terminal C of LaGuardia Airport.

Why Banning Laptops From Airplane Cabins Doesn’t Make Sense

By Cassandra Burke Robertson and Irina D. Manta
Can United expect more turbulence ahead?

Why United’s Culture Needs to Loosen Up to Avoid More PR Fiascos

By Michele Gelfand and Virginia Choi
U.S. Senators Bob Menendez (left) and Cory Booker.

Booker, Menendez Want to Clamp Down on Airline Overbooking

By JT Aregood
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 24: People wait in a security line operated by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at John F. Kennedy (JFK) Airport on May 24, 2016 in New York, New York. The TSA has come under renewed criticism from government officials and the general public following an escalation of wait times at security screenings at domestic airports as the summer travel season begins. Kelly Hoggan, the Transportation Security Administration's head of security operations, has been put on paid administrative leave pending reassignment.

The TSA Is a Gross Waste of Tax Dollars—and Doesn’t Make America Safer

By Brian Darling
Possibly most concerning of all were the pilots’ perceptions around fatigue management.

Survey Shows Tired Airline Pilots Scared of ‘Sleepwalking Their Way to Disaster’

By Anam Parand
You're overpaying for flights.

7 Tips From a Flight Hacker Who’s Flown to 43 Countries for Barely Any Money

By Sage Lazzaro
El Al jet in Israel.

Flying Blind: Some Airline Employees Refuse to Say the Word ‘Israel’

By Micah Halpern
Virgin Atlantic's Gatwick training facility (Photo: Virgin Atlantic).

Private Jet Dining: There’s an Army of Small Businesses Behind Your Meal at 30,000 Feet

By Zachary Weiss
Remember that your best options may be behind you (Getty)

This Thanksgiving, Airlines Look for Polite Ways to Say the Problem Is You

By Ben Widdicombe

The FAA Is Fine With You Using Most Electronics During Takeoffs and Landings

By Jordan Valinsky
Xanax and Revenge please. (Photo: Flickr)

Realizing It’s 2013, the FAA Is About to Approve New Electronic Device Rules

By Jordan Valinsky
Think twice before using in-flight Wi-Fi.

AirTran Kicks 101 Flatbush Yeshiva Students Off Flight

By Rebecca Hiscott
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