Delta cracks down on service animal scammers
Emotional support hedgehogs just got grounded on Delta. Ditto for goats, reptiles, fowl and all manner of other "exotic or unusual service animals." It is...
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American brings its Shuttle to Chicago
American Airlines is expanding its "Shuttle" service off the east coast. A new spoke is being added at Chicago's O'Hare airport, offering streamlined service for...
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Premium Plus: United’s Premium Economy to launch in 2018
United Airlines is finally set to launch a premium economy offering. The product will be branded Premium Plus and start to fly later in 2018.
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Long Beach looks to crack down on JetBlue
Long Beach Airport authorities are, once again, looking to put pressure on airlines serving the terminal. Cutting out late night flights makes some sense but...
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Emirates signs for another decade of A380s
Airbus will produce the A380 for another decade thanks to a new order from Emirates. But that still doesn't really guarantee the long-term success of...
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Why did airlines decide that "1" isn’t first?!?
The number "1" comes first. Or sometimes the letter "A." These assertions are accepted nearly universally. Except if you're an airline. And it is really,...
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Boeing, Adient shake up the aircraft seats market
Boeing wants a bigger piece of the overall profits from the planes it sells. Getting into the seating business is the latest move on that...
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An unexpected birthday celebration over Iowa
Usually it is the little things about travel that make me love it so. Today that took the form of an ad hoc 50th birthday...
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Lufthansa ups its ground game, fights EasyJet inroads
Lufthansa's Munich operation gets an upgrade for domestic passengers and the carrier faces new EasyJet competition in the domestic market. Can these changes deliver enough...
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Thales, HNA Group deal, but will it really fly?
Thales is the latest IFE/C vendor to partner with Chinese conglomerate HNA Group to deliver entertainment and connectivity services on board. But will they really...