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Could We Someday Leave Liquids and Laptops in our Bags at Airport Security?

Imagine not having to take liquids and laptops out of your carry-on bags anymore while going through Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints at airports? Imagine

Delta’s Last Flight Blocking Middle Seats Signals End of Social Distancing

The great social distancing experiment on airplanes is officially over. Delta Air Lines has flown its final flight while blocking middle seats, according to the

Avelo Airlines Introduces Its $19 Fares

Avelo Airlines launched its first flight from Hollywood Burbank Airport to Santa Rosa California. Andrew Levy who is a former top executive for Allegiant and

Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant Blames Airlines for Husband’s Death

A Southwest Airlines flight attendant accuses the airlines of causing the death of her husband. 69-year-old Carol Madden claims that her husband contracted COVID19 due

JetBlue Will Fly to Puerto Vallarta in 2022

Puerto Vallarta is just one of seven cities JetBlue has planned to add to its upcoming lineup of low-cost flights aimed at the U.S. leisure

United Offers MileagePlus Premier Members Bonus Miles and New (Faster) Ways to Earn Premier Status

United Airlines today introduced three new promotions that let eligible MileagePlus Premier members “Pick Your Path” depending on their upcoming travel plans. The new promotions give members

Delta Will Resume Hiring Pilots in June

Delta Air Lines has announced that it will resume hiring pilots as travel demand grows. A staff memo detailed the airline’s plans, noting the airline

JetBlue’s First Airbus A220-300 Enters Scheduled Service

JetBlue Airways’ first Airbus A220-300 aircraft entered service on Monday with the first revenue flight from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Tampa International Airport

Delta Plans Enhanced Wi-Fi Connectivity

Delta Air Lines said it will enhance the WiFi onboard its planes, with plans to equip nearly all domestic mainline aircraft with enhanced connectivity by

FAA Levying Heavy Fines to Disruptive Airline Passengers

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced it has levied fines of up to $31,750 for airline passengers who disrupted flights or interfered with crew members.