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Airline passengers were already looking at higher fares and packed planes this holiday season. But the holiday headaches might get much worse as the government shutdown causes flight reductions at major airports.
To achieve profitability, American Airlines has been cutting costs, refocusing on sales and distribution, leveraging its loyalty program, and investing in premium travel experiences. These efforts helped reduce operating expenses by 0.1% during the quarter, while premium unit revenue outperformed the main cabin.
Think your flight’s carbon footprint is accurate? A new emissions model shows air travel’s true climate cost could be twice what you’re told.
Many carbon calculators used by airlines and travel companies are dramatically underestimating the real climate damage caused by air travel, according to new research from the University of Surrey.
Airlines have been asked to reduce air traffic at major U.S. airports. Here's what travelers need to know if they're flying in the next few days.
In a letter, two-dozen House democrats accused Delta of using AI to hike ticket costs, and of "surveillance-based price discrimination."
The issue delayed the flight by four hours, causing some passengers to miss their connecting flights and other travel delays.
The Connecticut Airport Authority late last month was highly critical of the budget carrier for the decision to pull out of Bradley International Airport and that it was especially “disappointed and surprised” about the decision to cancel the state’s only nonstop service to Montego Bay, Jamaica.
A recent Gallup poll suggests that holiday spending is on the rise. The average amount spent on gifts this season is projected to be around $1000 per person. This figure is nearly identical to last year’s forecast, but up from about $920 in 2023.