Aviation
Summer Travel Begins: Millions Travel During Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day weekend marked the start of the summer travel rush. Memorial Day weekend resulted in two of the busiest days in US air travel
Senators Demand Airlines to Change the Validity of Flight Credits
Democrat Senators Edward Markey and Richard Blumenthal demand major US airlines to change the validity of unused flight credits. The senators criticized seven US airlines
United Airlines Plans to Bring Back Supersonic Passenger Air Travel by 2029
United Airlines is ready to bring supersonic travel back to the industry by announcing a commercial aircraft agreement with Denver-based aerospace company Boom Supersonic.
American and Southwest Postpone Plans to Serve Alcohol
Domestic flights are now in demand after more than a year into the pandemic. Unfortunately, the spike in the number of passengers also brought problems
Americans Overseas With Expired US Passports Can Enter the US
The COVID19 pandemic created complications for a lot of Americans. In March 2020, around 13,500 Americans reached out for help in returning to the US.
Consumers Willing to Spend $2,400 on Summer Travel Plans According to Poll
2020 was a difficult year for the travel industry. But as domestic travel demand picks up, it’s interesting to know what to expect from travelers.
As Travel Demand Picks Up Travel Scams are Back
With more people vaccinated and confident to travel, the travel industry is looking up. In the past months, airlines and other travel-related businesses encounter a
US Raised Alert Level 4 on Japan Two Months Before The Tokyo Olympics
The US State Department raised Japan’s alert level to 4 just two months before the Tokyo Olympics. The US warned citizens not to visit the
Coffee and Alcohol Service Coming Back to Southwest
Summer travelers will be welcomed onboard Southwest flights with the return of alcohol and coffee service. The expanded beverage offering will be available on flights
US Downgrades Mexico’s Air Safety Rating
The United States has downgraded Mexico’s air safety rating, which bars Mexican carriers from adding new routes to the U.S. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
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