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US House Panel Looks Into Low-Carbon Aviation Fuel
US House of Representatives members are looking at biofuels as an alternative low-carbon aviation fuel for the aviation industry. This meeting is part of their

American Continues To Reopen Admirals Club Lounges
American Airlines is continuing to reopen its Admirals Club Lounges as more and more travelers return to the air. The airline is set to welcome

Southwest Prohibits Family From Boarding After Autistic Child Could Not Wear Mask
An Iowa family says they were prohibited from boarding a Southwest Airlines flight because their autistic son could not wear his face mask. Instead, the

Woman Caught Smuggling $40k Worth of Cocaine Hidden in Shoes at Airport
A woman was arrested at an Atlanta airport after she was caught smuggling around $40,000 worth of cocaine hidden in several pairs of shoes. According

Woman Assaulted a Flight Attendant in an American Airlines Flight
A woman assaulted a flight attendant in an American Airlines flight from Miami to New York City. The alleged altercation was between Chenasia I. Campbell

Airlines Reinstating Change and Cancellation Fees
Remember those warm-and-fuzzy, feel-good moments of the last year when the airlines went out of their way to accommodate passengers? Like when they stopped charging

Alaska Airlines Partners With Boxed Water To Reduce Plastic Waste
Alaska Airlines has partnered with Boxed Water Is Better to remove all single-use plastic bottles in First Class and to replace them with Boxed Water,

Traveler Confidence Index Highlights How Most People Feel About Mask Mandates on Planes
Travel Again has updated its Traveler Confidence Index to include data about travelers’ confidence in April, especially with the TSA’s recent extension of the mask

Spike in Unruly Airline Passengers Amid Zero-Tolerance Policy
Domestic flights are back and more people are now traveling thanks to vaccination efforts. Unfortunately, it created a problem for the aviation industry. Since February,

Delta Starts Booking Middle Seats
During the start of the pandemic, airlines left the middle seats vacant to promote social distancing. But after more than 12 months, airlines started offering
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