Daily Airline News

A big question in the executive suites of the world's airlines is: When and how will lucrative business travel return?

Echoing many of his peers at airlines, Boeing CEO David Calhoun thinks this year will be an "inflection point" for the manufacturer, as it seeks to iron out its production…

United Airlines is reinstalling six seats on its Embraer 175s jets, the latest signal that air travel demand is recovering.

Hawaiian Airlines is starting to see "more rays of sunshine than dark clouds," CEO Peter Ingram said, as travel restrictions in its home state ease and tourists from the mainland…

Aeromexico is doing the work in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The Mexican carrier has renegotiated labor agreements, secured up to $1 billion in new debtor-in-possession funding, and pruned its fleet to 106 aircraft.

The recovery has been a bit of a roller-coaster ride for even industry outperformers like Volaris, which is seeing its March and April capacity spike after falling significantly at the…

In a marked contrast from their U.S. counterparts, the heads of three of Europe's largest low-cost carriers (LCCs) are only cautiously optimistic about the upcoming summer travel season. While most…

Alaska Airlines is watching California's progress towards reopening on June 15 closely, with executives touting the date as a key "step change" in its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Canada's federal budget, delivered to Parliament this week by the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, offered the country's struggling airlines a half-step toward aid without directly funding the industry.…

Intrepid U.S. travelers who flew during the coronavirus pandemic got a real bargain in 2020, much to the chagrin of struggling airlines.