Aviation
Southwest Reversed Its Controversial Plus-Size Seat Policy After 4 Months of Backlash
Southwest Airlines reversed its controversial plus-size seat policy, no longer requiring plus-size passengers to buy an extra seat. In January, the airline updated its seat
FAA Seeks $165K Fine Against Alaska Airlines Over Intoxicated Passengers on Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration proposed a civil penalty of $165,000 against Alaska Airlines for allegedly allowing intoxicated passengers to board its flights. In a press
Memorial Day Weekend May Reveal Consumers’ Spending Limits
Memorial Day weekend may reveal how much consumers are willing to spend this summer, whether they are flying or driving. Airfare is at its highest
Daughter Furious Over JetBlue Crew’s Response to Father’s Stroke
The daughter of a 90-year-old man accused JetBlue’s crew of negligence after her father suffered a stroke on the plane. Diane Ancabe filed a wrongful
United Airlines Flight Attendants to Receive 31% Pay Raise and Boarding Pay Under New Contract
United Airlines flight attendants ratified a new five-year contract that gives them a 31% pay raise along with quality-of-life improvements. These changes will take effect
Holding a Ticket on Spirit? Start Here.
Spirit Airlines shutting down is the kind of travel news that hits fast, hard, and personally. For travelers, it means canceled flights, disrupted trips, missed
JetBlue Under Fire as Deleted Post Raises Surveillance Pricing Allegations
JetBlue Airways is under scrutiny after a deleted social media post suggested to a customer that clearing their browser history could result in better airfare.
Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines Transition to One Shared Passenger Service System
Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines transitioned to a shared passenger service system on April 22. The two airlines will now use the same Sabre PSS
Spirit Airlines’ Fate in the Balance as Trump Administration Hints at Government Buyout
As Spirit Airlines’ future hangs in the balance, US President Donald Trump’s administration hints at a possible government buyout. Spirit’s lawyer, Marshall Huebner of Davis
United Flight Diverted Due to ‘Security Concern’
United Airlines diverted a flight from Chicago to New York to Pittsburgh on Saturday, April 18, due to a security concern that prompted an emergency
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