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Flight Attendants Get More Rest & Alaska Drops U.S. Soccer

Flight Attendants have finally gained more rest, a whopping 10 hours between flights. Plus, Nikki discusses Alaska Airlines’ move to disassociate with US Soccer

American Airlines’ New Flagship Suite Seats

American Airlines is giving customers a suite new ride. With new deliveries of its Airbus A321XLR and Boeing 787-9 aircraft, beginning in 2024, the airline

Flights Canceled to the U.S. Virgin Islands due to Hurricane Fiona

Due to the forming Hurricane in the region, airline partners have canceled all flights into the U.S. Virgin Islands on Sunday, September 18 resulting in

IATA No Longer Considers Newark Airport Part of NYC

Anyone who travels to New York City frequently (or lives there) knows that the area has three major airports. When booking a plane ticket, it’s

Copa Airlines Celebrates 75 Years with a New Livery

Copa Airlines celebrates its 75th anniversary by showcasing a Boeing 737-800 NG model aircraft livery, reminiscent of the look the airline had in the 1990s,

Washington Dulles is Ready for PLAY

New Icelandic budget carrier Play Airlines announced that it’ll commence operations at the Dulles International Airport (IAD) on April 26, 2023. The Reykjavík-based carrier will deploy

The New York to DC Market Just Got More Competition

Experienced seaplane operator Tailwind Air announced new service directly from Manhattan’s Skyport Marina at East 23rd Street (IATA code: NYS) to Washington, D.C.’s College Park Airport (IATA code:

JetBlue Announces Spirit Acquisition and Low-Fare Challenger to the ‘Big Four’

A day after Spirit Airlines’ board rejected a merger deal with Frontier Airlines, JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines announced that their boards of directors have

Norse Atlantic Airways Forms Deal with Spirit Airlines

Norse Atlantic Airways announced a virtual interline agreement, powered by Dohop, with Spirit Airlines. The new arrangement, oddly announced today, will provide over 600 weekly