Crazy days at Etihad, and possibly more to come
Failing investments, new partners and potentially even a new CEO. Etihad is going through all sorts of upheaval right now and it is a lot...
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A sacrificial goat in Pakistan
Pakistan International Airlines is facing some blowback over a goat sacrifice. And I cannot help but think that's mostly just racism in play.
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Avis and the built-in “screw you” fee
There are plenty of sketchy fees and surcharges in the world of car rentals. That they are not listed in price quotes until the end...
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Its not me; its you: Delta and Alaska Airlines divorce date set
In a move that should come as a shock to no one Alaska Airlines and Delta Air Lines will end their code share and frequent...
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Alaska Airlines, Virgin America unite; change is coming for everyone
Virgin America is no longer a standalone airline. The buyout by Alaska Airlines closed today, setting the stage for lots of changes coming soon. How...
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But will these 80 Boeing aircraft ever be delivered to Iran Air?
Iran Air and Boeing came to terms on an order for 80 new jets to be delivered starting in 2018. But there are still plenty...
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Basic Economy, real penalties
United's new Basic Economy passengers are in for an unpleasant surprise if they show up at the gate with a carry-on bag. They'll pay to...
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Puppies and planes with PrivateFly
A few weeks back my friends from PrivateFly were in town and invited me to join them on a small adventure. We were headed out...
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Non-stop from London to Australia coming to Qantas in 2018
London to Australia non-stop? Qantas intends to operate such service from Perth starting in March 2018, marking the first regularly scheduled flights between Europe and...
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Southwest’s new flights to Mexico are back on
The kerfuffle over paperwork for Southwest's new routes from LAX to Mexico appears to be resolved. Good news for passengers.