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Airline Stocks Rise on Passenger Surge

Fueled by a huge uptick in passenger travel this month, largely due to spring break, U.S. airline stocks rose on Monday to give a boost

JSX Announces First East Coast Destination, New Service from San Diego

In a survey last year, 52% of Americans were uncomfortable flying. But what if you could avoid crowded airports and commercial airlines? That’s where JSX

UK Government Urged to Scrap Hotel Quarantine

Since February, a 10-day hotel quarantine is required for travelers returning to the UK coming from a country part of their “red list”. The red

Airports See Another Surge in Passenger Traffic

For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States, the number of travelers passing through airport security surpassed the totals from 2020.

Aviation Facing Pilot Shortage After COVID-19, Study Says

The aviation industry is already facing a pilot shortage, a problem that has lessened over the last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has

Airlines Adding Flights to Alaska

Unless something changes, cruise lines might not be able to sail into Alaska this summer during the lucrative tourist season but it’s opened up a

Hawaiian Airlines Launches New Orlando-to-Honolulu Flights

Hawaiian Airlines today announced new, twice-weekly nonstop service between Orlando (MCO) and Honolulu (HNL) that will conveniently connect the Sunshine to the Aloha state. Passengers

Spring Break Prompts Pandemic-Era Record Number of Air Travelers

Folks who are expecting airports and planes to be fairly empty amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic are in for a surprise if they’ll be flying

American Uses Loyalty Program to Raise $10 Billion

American Airlines is leveraging its loyalty program to raise $10 billion for near-term cash needs, the respected financial publication The Motley Fool is reporting. Like

Start-Up Airline Breeze Airways Gets DOT Approval

Breeze Airways, the start-up airline created by JetBlue founder David Neeleman, has cleared a huge hurdle. The U.S. Department of Transportation has given its approval