Uber out in London
"Not fit and proper" is generally a bad thing to hear your business described as. Uber is on the outs with Transport for London and...
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Airline fees: Punitive and Profitable
Why do we see so many airline fees today? To paraphrase a quote that infamous bank robber Willie Sutton never said, "Because that's where the...
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Bom dia, Delta! Azores service launches Summer 2018
Summer in the Azores? Delta's got you covered in 2018 as it continues to grow its transatlantic market with several new routes announced today.
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Is Air Canada the next Basic Economy airline?
Air Canada is the latest airline to call out fare (un)bundling options as a means to further increase revenue. And a version of Basic Economy...
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La Compagnie poised for A321 order
When it comes to 757-200 replacements the A321 is doing brisk business, especially for airlines with longer stage lengths. Boutique French airline La Compagnie is...
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XL Airways to "connect" New York City and Israel
Looking for more long-haul LCC markets? XL Airways is adding connections for the first time next summer, with JFK-Tel Aviv now in play.
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Inflight connectivity remains a stumbling block in CRJ evolution
As Bombardier seeks to revitalize its CRJ product line the new Atmosphere cabin retrofit is a nice upgrade. But while the company has a solution...
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Irma’s toll: A friend lost
I knew that eventually the wake of Hurricane Irma would have a personal impact. The past couple weeks have mostly been waiting for the news...
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United says Mahalo to the 747 with Honolulu retirement flight
Want in on the final United 747 flight? Mark November 7th on your calendar and pack your swim trunks for a flight to Honolulu.
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Pilot shortage strikes again: Horizon/Alaska Airlines cuts coming
Anyone saying there isn't a shortage of pilots in the US commercial aviation market is horribly misinformed. Horizon Air, part of the Alaska Air Group,...