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Denver International to Require Face Masks for All Passengers, Visitors

Denver International Airport will now require all passengers and visitors to wear face masks, a policy that goes into effect on Wednesday, May 6. MORE

Pittsburgh First US Airport to Deploy UV Cleaning Robots

Pittsburgh International Airport is partnering with local tech firm Carnegie Robotics as part of a strategy to enhance cleaning processes and improve the health and

United Airlines Launches Campaigns to Help During Coronavirus Outbreak

To lend an extra hand during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, United Airlines launched new “Giving Tuesday Now” campaigns aimed at helping non-profits that rely on

United Executive Says Some Employees Should Leave Voluntarily

It was a harsh note, but this is the reality of the aviation sector these days. United Airlines Chief Operating Officer Greg Hart sent a

Frontier Allows Passengers to Social Distance by Paying for Empty Seats

I’m not sure how I feel about this: Frontier Airlines has announced a new policy giving travelers the opportunity to socially distance on flights by

Noise Complaint Turns to Brawl Aboard Spirit Airlines Flight

Air travel is already stressful enough during the

Hong Kong Airport First to Trial Full-Body Disinfectant Machines

Hong Kong International Airport is applying advanced technology to combat the spread of COVID-19, including a full-body sanitizing machine known as CLeanTech. Last month, Airport

Southwest Airlines Makes Business Travel Easier

To make business travel easier on passengers, Southwest Airlines announced Monday it now takes corporate travel bookings through industry-standard business travel booking systems. Thanks to

American Airlines Retires 5 Aircraft Types

As flying schedules and aircraft needs are fine-tuned during this period of record low demand, American will take the unique step of retiring a total

Frontier Airlines Requires Passengers to Wear Masks Starting May 8

Frontier Airlines will begin requiring that passengers wear a face covering over their nose and mouth at the airline’s ticket counters, gate areas and onboard