Aviation
CDC Only to Announce a New Travel Guidance Once More People Are Vaccinated
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still wants people to stay put and not travel. This includes fully vaccinated individuals. The CDC still
American Airlines Announces More Nonstop Routes From Austin
The Lone Star state’s largest carrier, American Airlines, is bringing 10 new, seasonal and returning routes to Austin, connecting the Texas capital city to more
Spirit Airlines Adds New Nonstop Service From St. Louis and Pensacola
Budget carrier Spirit Airlines today announced the imminent addition of both St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) and Pensacola International Airport (PNS) to its route
Southwest Airlines Ramp Agent Reunites Toddler With Buzz Lightyear
Southwest Airlines is renowned for its sales and exceptional customer service, but the low-cost carrier certainly isn’t resting on its laurels. A Southwest ramp agent
Airline Tells Employees To Get Vaccinated or Pay for COVID-19 Tests
United Arab Emirates airline Emirates has reportedly informed employees they can either receive a free COVID-19 vaccine or pay for the proper tests to prove
American, United Airlines Cancel Around 27,000 Furloughs
Officials from American Airlines and United Airlines announce around 27,000 employee furloughs have been canceled after Congress passed the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package. With
The UK Plans to Cut Passenger Duty on Domestic Flights
The UK is looking to lower air passenger duty on domestic flights. This news is strongly welcomed by the airline industry that incurred billions in
Delta Air Lines Adding Onboard Contactless Payment Options
As part of Delta Air Lines’ efforts to make travel safer during the age of COVID-19, the carrier announced it would soon offer contactless payment
Could Cheap Flights Revitalize the Airline Industry?
The airline industry is one of the most affected sectors in the past year. The airline industry lost around 425,000 jobs since the pandemic started.
US Airline Industry Pushes for a Standard COVID Passport
US airline industry is looking to get people to travel again. A year after the pandemic, leading airlines and businesses are urging the Biden administration
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