Did the US-EU electronics ban idea really die?
Multiple news outlets are reporting that a broad electronics ban between the EU and US is off the table. But at least one disagrees with...
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Air Canada dumping Aeroplan in 2020
Air Canada is dumping Aeroplan as its loyalty program, effective in June 2020. Money talks and Air Canada played this one from both sides.
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Cooperation is competition for Delta, Aeromexico
Delta and Aeromexico are finally able to combine operations across the US/Mexico border. The companies will now be the largest carrier in the market and...
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Coach Crunch: Driving or destroying loyalty
As seat pitch continues its crushing press on our knees and souls does loyalty to an airline matter more or less than before? Interesting arguments...
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WestJet Dream(liner)s Big: 787-9 order announced
Canadian LCC WestJet is set for significant long-haul growth with at least ten 787-9 Dreamliners joining the fleet starting in 2019. This will significantly alter...
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Delta, Blade team up for helicopter transfers in New York City
Looking to truly splurge on your next trip in or out of JFK airport? Delta's new partnership with Blade could help make the airport transfer...
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The 757-200 lives a little longer at United
Some United Airlines' 757-200s are going to stick around a bit longer. That could mean more flat-bed routes, a bridge to Boeing's (theoretical) new MoM...
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Video: British Airways plans $65mm renovation at JFK Airport
What will $65 million in improvements look like in Terminal 7 at JFK Airport in New York City? British Airways is set to spend, with...
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Consolidation (and questions) at JFK for Alaska Airlines, Virgin America
Alaska Airlines and Virgin America are set to consolidate operations at JFK Airport, including a new lounge and better partner connections. But some of the...
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Alitalia: Choosing suicide over sacrifice
Flying on Alitalia in the near future? Are you sure of that? The beleaguered Italian flag carrier's employees rejected a deal on Monday that was...