Alaska Airlines boosts Boeing 737 MAX order, plans Airbus retirements
It won't truly be "Proudly all Boeing" as was painted on the nose for many years, but Alaska Airlines is moving aggressively back in that...
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Turkish Airlines completes first Global Eagle IFC installation
Global Eagle is ending the year on a high note, at least in one market. Just over a year after announcing a deal to install...
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First A330neo delivered for AirAsia X Thailand [Photos]
The first of 66 A330neo aircraft for AirAsia X was delivered this weekend from Airbus. The aircraft will fly for the Thailand long-haul affiliate of...
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Starlux sets its sights on Los Angeles for US debut
Starlux aims to serve the US market from 2022. The carrier formally applied to the US Department of Transportation last Friday for the authority to...
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Allegiant ditches advertising, improves conversions
As part of its cost-cutting efforts discount carrier Allegiant slashed its marketing budget in recent months. But conversion rates are up, and the company decided...
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Delta, WestJet receive DOT approval for joint venture
Delta and WestJet scored a big win late on Friday as the US DOT issued a tentative approval for their proposed transborder joint venture. But...
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JetBlue extends, reduces blocked seats on board
JetBlue extended its block seating policy on flights through December 2020, adding six additional weeks of limited capacity on all flights. But the carrier is...
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Pushing the Single European Sky forward
Europe mostly eliminated borders on the ground, allowing for the smooth passage of people and goods, but in the skies the story is very different....
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Air Austral finally gets an A380 to Reunion
Air Austral finally gets an A380 to fly its passengers between Paris and Reunion Island. And it won't be the 800+ seat monster the carrier...
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Beating the breakfast boondoggle in United’s Polaris
I pretty much hate breakfast on airplanes. Especially at the end of a long flight to or from Asia. Thanks to some changes in United's...
