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Closing the Aviation Gender Gap in the Cockpit and the Boardroom

Closing the Aviation Gender Gap in the Cockpit and the Boardroom The aviation industry as a whole exhibits a large gender gap in the cockpit,

Should This Award Ticket Error Have Been Refunded?

Should This Award Ticket Error Have Been Refunded? Here’s the story: Passenger Andrea Hotaling, an AAdvantage Gold Member, wanted to buy round-trip tickets from Philadelphia

“Where’d My Heineken Go?!?!”

“Where’d My Heineken Go?!?!” On the FlyerTalk forum, user ndtakamine express dismay at the discovery that United had apparently axed Heinekens from its drink menu:

Emirates Is Building a Farm to Feed Passengers

Emirates Is Building a Farm to Feed Passengers Next year, Emirates will break a record for vertical farming when the airline completes its massive indoor

Alaska Airlines on Cabin Odor Issues: “Let’s Keep The Information We Share Within The Family” | SavvyStews.com

Alaska Airlines on Cabin Odor Issues: “Let’s Keep The Information We Share Within The Family” For the last few days we’ve been following the on-going

Passenger Takes a “Wizz” in WizzAir Galley – Yes, Really.

Warning:This video is graphic. Flight Attendants are constantly asked “can I use the restroom?” when the seat belt sign is on, when the aircraft is

LATAM Airlines is in Growth Mode

After spending the past four to five years ironing out the details of its widely publicized merger, LATAM airlines has emerged with a flurry of

Delta Signs Transborder Joint Venture with WestJet

Delta Air Lines announced a new deal with WestJet Thursday that will create a comprehensive transborder joint venture offering customers an extensive route network within

Delta Announces New Flights Atlanta, China Route

Delta Air Lines continued its global expansion this week with the launch of a new nonstop flight connecting Atlanta and Shanghai. During a ceremony at

American, TSA to Bring CT Scanners To JFK

American Airlines is working with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to test a new computed tomography (CT) scanner at New York’s John F. Kennedy International