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American Airlines Grapples with Fuel Supply Shortage

As domestic travel picks up, American Airlines announced that it is currently dealing with a fuel supply shortage issue. As the airline deals with fuel

United States’ Latest Travel Warnings on Israel and European Countries

The United States released the latest travel warnings on several European countries and Israel as delta variant cases go up. The state department and Centers

Who?! Contour Airlines to Begin Service from Milwaukee (MKE) with Two Destinations

There’s been a recent surge in airplanes headed toward Milwaukee Mitchell Airport. Sun Country Airlines and Spirit Airlines launched service to the area in June

American Airlines Delivers an Additional 3 Million Vaccines Abroad on Behalf of White House COVID-19 Task Force

FORT WORTH, Texas — Following the White House’s announcement to share at least 80 million U.S. vaccine doses globally this summer, American Airlines has now

United Releases Second-Quarter Financial Results; Expects Profitability* in the Third Quarter and Beyond

CHICAGO, July 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — United Airlines (UAL) today announced second-quarter 2021 financial results. The company now expects positive adjusted pre-tax income¹ in the

Delta Air Lines Takes Out Change Fees

Delta Air Lines takes out the change fees for basic economy trips for the entire year. Delta decided to take out change fees as their

Number of Unruly Passengers Rise While Prosecution Remains Low

One of the biggest challenges in the airline industry today is the thousands of unruly passengers. Despite the zero-tolerance policy against disruptive passengers, the number

Fuel Moving Closer to “Empty” at West Coast U.S. Airports

The west coast of the United States is experiencing a jet fuel shortage and airlines are beginning to warn passengers, crews, and the communities they

Frontier Passengers Stuck on Planes for Hours in Orlando

Passengers arriving in Orlando aboard Frontier Airlines on Sunday night found themselves stuck on their planes for hours, waiting for a gate and jetbridge driver.

Southwest Airlines Admits To Summer Problems: “We will do better”.

Southwest Airlines executives on Thursday admitted that they had summer problems in their operations. The airline admitted that they struggled to keep up with the