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American Gears Up for Thanksgiving Rush With Domestic Widebody Flights, New ‘Red-Eyes’

November 27, 2019 Thomas Pallini

As the Thanksgiving travel rush befalls the United States, the big three carriers have been ramping up domestic operations in order to accommodate the record number of passengers set to travel this week. Domestic routes

Airlines

Have International Travel Fever? Here’s How to Book a Hotel in Japan

November 6, 2019 Guest Author

Traveling abroad can get very expensive when it comes down to finding a hotel. Discover here how to find cheap hotels in Japan. Have you been thinking about jumping on a long-haul flight for Japan?

Airlines

Reasons to Travel: 5 Undeniable Reasons Why Traveling is Good for You

November 5, 2019 Guest Author

If you love traveling, then you probably don’t need any more reasons to travel. But just in case, read on to learn how traveling benefits your health! Deciding to take a trip can sometimes feel

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Hong Kong Aviation Industry Still Facing Severe Turbulence as August Stats Show Declining Numbers

September 20, 2019 Will Lee

The Hong Kong aviation industry is still reeling from protests that have gripped the city-state all summer. The former British colony is seeing the most critical crisis in decades as according to Hong Kong’s Financial

Airports

Crossing O’er: Why North American Travelers Trek Across International Borders for Cheaper Flights

February 15, 2019 Thomas Pallini

It’s not uncommon for the average person to go out of their way to save money. People will drive to a further gas station to save a few cents on gas, take indirect routes to

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Thomas Cook Airlines Up For Sale as Consolidation of European Industry Continues

February 9, 2019 John Flett

U.K. operator Thomas Cook Airlines is up for sale, either in part or as a whole, as Thomas Cook Group PLC seeks to “enhance value to shareholders and intensify our strategic focus.” The airline of

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Ryanair Pilot Unions Meet to Discuss Further Action After Summer Strikes

August 21, 2018 John Flett

Ryanair’s troubled summer of strikes appears to be continuing into the autumn given there is yet to be an agreement with any of the union groups it has recently recognized. The Irish carrier has been

Opinions

Opinion: Norwegian is a Win for Both Travellers and Airlines

July 16, 2018 Daniel Morley

Norwegian Air Shuttle has proved controversial since their introduction to the international market in 2013. In the United States especially, the airline has been met with criticism from legacy carriers and unions. Groups in the

Opinions

Opinion: The Unaccompanied Minor Program Needs Reform

May 6, 2018 Parker Davis

If you go the website of virtually any U.S.-based airline and try to buy a seat for anyone under the age of 15, you’re met with a message that goes a little like this: “Tickets

News

Digital Security Company Ranks Security of Travel Websites

May 2, 2018 Thomas Pallini

In the technologically advanced and fast-paced world of today, travel loyalty programs and the data that they’re able to store have allowed users to book travel within minutes from a mobile app, over the phone

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IATA Ground Handling Conference Welcomes Delegates to Doha

April 23, 2018 Thomas Pallini

Sunday night marked the unofficial first day of the IATA’s Ground Handling Conference (IGHC), held annually in a different city every year. This year, the city of Doha, Qatar was chosen as the designated city

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Low-Cost Airlines Crossing the Pond: Norwegian Air International

March 20, 2018 Thomas Pallini

Since the introduction of numerous low-cost airlines to the transatlantic market, access to Europe has never been easier or cheaper. New fuel-efficient aircraft and low-cost business models have allowed for increased competition among low-cost carriers,

Airlines

United’s Bad Week With Travelling Pets

March 19, 2018 Daniel Morley

This past week has been a week to forget for United Airlines as three separate incidents with passengers’ pets have caused a PR nightmare for the airline. One incident involved a passengers pet passing away

Planes

Aircraft Departure Leads to Gold and Silver Rain in Russia

March 18, 2018 Adrian Vannahme

Last week, a Russian airplane lost over three metric tons of gold bars during take-off from the airport of Yakutsk in Siberia. The precious cargo inside the Nimbus Airlines Antonov AN-12 had shifted during taxiing

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Alitalia Sale Process Speeds Up Definition After Italian Election

March 17, 2018 Pablo Diaz

After the excitement of the Italian general elections was over, the future of Alitalia entered a stage of definitions. The commissioners of the extraordinary administration process decided a few months ago to postpone any ruling

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U.S. Airlines and Their Varying Pet Policies

March 14, 2018 Thomas Pallini

Following the crackdown on faux emotional support animals and the two United Airlines incidents this past week, it is important that travelers know what to expect when bringing their pets onboard airplanes. For example, did

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Airbnb Co-Founder Signals Industry Disruption with Aviation Plans

February 27, 2018 John Flett

In an interview published this weekend in a major UK newspaper, Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky alluded to potential plans to disrupt the aviation industry. “We’ve seriously considered a lot of things around aviation

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Icelandair’s First Boeing 737 MAX 8 Emerges at Boeing Field

February 24, 2018 Thomas Pallini

All eyes at Boeing Field were on Icelandair last week as their first Boeing 737 MAX 8 made its initial appearances in the airline’s livery. Previously, the newest aircraft for the Icelandic airline was only recognizable

Opinions

Still Stuck in the Back: The Worthlessness of Some Frequent Flyer Status in Today’s Saturated Aviation Market

February 23, 2018 Parker Davis

Disclaimer: This article contains opinions from the author based on his personal experiences with this topic In 1972, United Airlines, with help from Western Direct Marketing, created the first true airline frequent flyer program. Members

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It’s Flybondi Time: First Day of Ticket Sales Surpasses All Expectations

January 12, 2018 Pablo Diaz

In the fast-growing Argentinian commercial aviation market, Flybondi, a new player, has begun selling tickets, 5,000 of them in the first four hours. The expectation for these tickets was high. After a long and intense advertising

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Travel

American Gears Up for Thanksgiving Rush With Domestic Widebody Flights, New ‘Red-Eyes’

Have International Travel Fever? Here’s How to Book a Hotel in Japan

Reasons to Travel: 5 Undeniable Reasons Why Traveling is Good for You

Hong Kong Aviation Industry Still Facing Severe Turbulence as August Stats Show Declining Numbers

Crossing O’er: Why North American Travelers Trek Across International Borders for Cheaper Flights

Thomas Cook Airlines Up For Sale as Consolidation of European Industry Continues

Ryanair Pilot Unions Meet to Discuss Further Action After Summer Strikes

Opinion: Norwegian is a Win for Both Travellers and Airlines

Opinion: The Unaccompanied Minor Program Needs Reform

Digital Security Company Ranks Security of Travel Websites

IATA Ground Handling Conference Welcomes Delegates to Doha

Low-Cost Airlines Crossing the Pond: Norwegian Air International

United’s Bad Week With Travelling Pets

Aircraft Departure Leads to Gold and Silver Rain in Russia

Alitalia Sale Process Speeds Up Definition After Italian Election

U.S. Airlines and Their Varying Pet Policies

Airbnb Co-Founder Signals Industry Disruption with Aviation Plans

Icelandair’s First Boeing 737 MAX 8 Emerges at Boeing Field

Still Stuck in the Back: The Worthlessness of Some Frequent Flyer Status in Today’s Saturated Aviation Market

It’s Flybondi Time: First Day of Ticket Sales Surpasses All Expectations

Wizz Air Announces the Launch of Abu Dhabi-based Low-Cost Carrier for 2020

Onboard the Newest Aircraft on the Longest Flight: Flying JetBlue’s New Airbus A321neo

Taiwan’s Kaohsiung Airport Receives New Terminal Proposal

Dornier Disappearing: Tracking The Remaining Dornier 328 Commercial Operators

Air Baltic Looks Toward Significant Expansion Plans