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Millions Affected by Global Airline Data Breach
American, United, Lufthansa, Singapore and FinnAir are among several airlines whose frequent flyer information might have been compromised in a widespread global data hack. The

American 737 MAX Makes Emergency Landing
Ten weeks after American Airlines became the first commercial airliner to put the Boeing 737 MAX back in use, the carrier was forced to make

United Engine Failure Reportedly Came After Pilots Increased Speed
The National Transportation Safety Board on Friday said the engine that caught fire and failed last month on United Flight 328 came when the plane’s

United and American Airlines To Vaccinate Employees Against COVID-19
Two major U.S. airlines will begin vaccinating their respective workforces against COVID-19 using the freshly-approved, single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine, starting in the city of

What Every US Airline Is Doing To Keep Passengers Safe
Airlines have stepped up their health and safety initiatives in response to the COVID-19 pandemic over the past year, requiring face masks, increasing the frequency

Air Asia Calls for a Standardized Travel Protocol
Air Asia calls for a standardized protocol for travel to help Asia’s tourism industry recover from the pandemic. The budget airline finds the protocols in

ANA Decides to Downsize from ¥900 Million to ¥100 Million
Japanese airline group, ANA Holdings, sets to downsize its capital from ¥900 million to ¥100 million by March. This move to downsize will help lessen

Mexican Officials Say Tourists Can Pass Through Cancun Airport in ‘Two Minutes or Less’
In response to long lines at Cancun’s main airport, immigration officials in Mexico said on Wednesday that international visitors would be able to clear customs

FAA To Continue Mandatory Mask Rules For Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) updated its safety protocols Wednesday and recommended airlines continue to enforce mandatory facial covering requirements for flights. According to the

Japan Travel Surplus Dropped By 20% in 2020
Japan’s travel surplus in 2020 decreased by 20% due to travel restrictions. The money spent by international travelers shrunk from ¥2.7 trillion in 2019 to
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