EPA Administrator Pruitt’s Emirates adventure called into question
Why fly Emirates? For EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt that question presents a significant issue given the requirements of the "Fly America Act." Yet that's what...
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Alaska Airlines 72-hour rule puts a hurt on MileagePlan
Looking for a last-minute Alaska Airlines MileagePlan award trip to Asia? That's not likely to turn out very well. The program recently implemented a 72-hour...
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Alitalia seeks stopover success
Can adding free stopovers in Rome help turn Alitalia's fortunes around? The carrier hopes to deliver a half million extra travelers to Italy's capital (and...
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Virgin Atlantic’s newest used plane breaks connectivity streak
Virgin Atlantic's newest used plane features the seats and entertainment system the carrier's passengers have come to know and love. But it is missing the...
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EAN Set to Fly in Europe
The Inmarsat EAN inflight wifi connectivity network is fully built out. Aircraft installations are underway. So, where will we find the aircraft sporting the kit...
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More, better and cheaper wifi in the sky!
More planes are flying with wifi than ever before. Added bonus: It is generally more useful and cheaper, too! Some great data out in the...
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Australia scores with Super Bowl promo
Australia's Super Bowl play was not just a major investment in an ad spot during the big game. A partnership with airlines hopes to keep...
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So, Lufthansa has a new livery and…
Welcome to the new Lufthansa livery. Does anyone truly care?
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ATPCO scores big with Routehappy acquisition
Getting beyond selling on price and schedule is a major hurdle for airlines. RouteHappy spent the past 7+ years developing the technology to bring comfort...
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Airbus launches A321LR test flight program
The next generation of transatlantic aircraft took flight for the first time this morning. Airbus' A321LR will soon be plying the skies between Europe and...