A big bet on biometrics-based boarding for American Airlines at DFW
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport will soon be home to the largest collection of biometric-based boarding gates of any airport in the world. The news comes...
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American, DFW to build a $3bn Terminal F
American Airlines had big plans for its hub in Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). Today the airline and the airport announced a deal that will...
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Welcome to the 2019 Haneda Slot Lottery!
Which airlines and passengers will win the next round of Haneda slot allocations? Four carriers applied to add 19 flights for Summer 2020. Alas, only...
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DLD 215: Can Clippy start an engine??
Engines, engines, everywhere! Even more of which are now broken. Plus many inaugurals and maybe your biometric security data will be sold to an airline...
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Delta’s first A220 flights now on sale
Want to be first to fly on the new Delta A220? You'll need to be awake bright and early on 31 January as the first...
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Alaska Airlines dumps Dallas-Washington, DC/New York City routes
Alaska Airlines is pulling the plug on Virgin America's mid-continent hub at Dallas's Love Field; routes to NYC's LaGuardia and Wasington, DC's Reagan National are...
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Alaska Airlines shakes things up at Love Field
Love Field will see some changes this fall thanks to the Alaska Airlines-Virgin America merger. Four new destinations will be added and one dropped as...
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An even more remote route to St. Helena–New Routes for 18 October 2015
What fun new routes were announced this past week? A very infrequent, remote hop is interesting plus Singapore Airlines plans to resume ULH service and...
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A day behind the scenes at DFW
What happens when a group of reporters gets access to the apron, baggage handling, control tower and other behind-the-scenes locations at DFW airport? This awesome...
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Record Earnings, but Challenges Remain in Dallas
Profits are up for US airlines but Dallas remains challenging for the "Big 3" carriers. And the culprit might not be who you expect. Some...
