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Boeing Shakes Up Management Team

In the wake of the continued crisis with its 737 Max aircraft, Boeing Co. on Thursday announced a key management shakeup and the first sign

American Travelers Still Don’t Know Their Rights When Flying

Memo to U.S. travelers: you’re leaving money on the table when it comes to filing claims with airlines. A newly released study from AirHelp reveals

British Airways Flight Attendant Suspended After Boyfriend Fights Pilot

A British Airways flight attendant has been suspended after her boyfriend was allegedly involved in a drunken fight with one of the airline‘s pilots at

Delta Air Lines Announces Two New Airbus Deals

Delta Air Lines announced a new deal with Air Lease Corporation (ALC) on the delivery of two new Airbus A330-900neo aircraft scheduled for the fourth

Detroit Metro Airport to Allow Limited Visitors Past Security

Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) is now one of three Article Source |

Norwegian Air Uses New Tool to Reduce CO2 Emissions

WHY IT RATES: The app will help with cost and fuel savings for the airline as well as reduce CO2 emissions. —Janeen Christoff, TravelPulse Senior

Which Countries Generate the Most Air-Travel Emissions?

Lately, the “flight shaming” movement has come to the attention of the travel community, especially in Europe, where activist groups insist that consumers should use

Southwest’s Winter Flight Sale Returns With One-Way Fares From $39

Southwest Airlines is once again extending the window for travelers to book discounted winter fares with flight deals starting at $39 and $78 roundtrip. The

Cell Phone Forces Flight Diversion to Ireland

An international flight headed for Chicago was diverted to Ireland Sunday after an unidentified cell phone was discovered on board. According to The Independent, Air