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Everything filed under fares in our flights & airlines coverage, the 18 reports filed on it so far.
NATS Faces Airline Fury Over Second Computer Meltdown
Airlines and passenger groups are condemning UK air traffic control provider NATS after a second major computer failure in under two weeks caused
Etihad's shift to a 'normal airline'
Etihad Airways has pivoted from a prestige-focused strategy to a more rational, sustainable business model, leading to record profits in 2024 and...
American Airlines Pilots Union Criticizes CEO Robert Isom
The Allied Pilots Association, representing American Airlines pilots, has questioned whether CEO Robert Isom is the right leader to turn the airline
Montreal Convention's Article 17 Defines Airline Injury
Article 17 of the Montreal Convention establishes strict airline liability for passenger death or injury during international flights, with a current
Delta A220 Flights Divert After Cabin Fume Incidents
Two Delta Air Lines Airbus A220 flights declared emergencies and diverted within 48 hours due to cabin fumes. Both aircraft landed safely, and the...
United Airlines to Open Two New Flight Attendant Bases
United Airlines is opening two new flight attendant bases, but has not revealed their locations. The airline is informing new-hire trainees of the...
EasyJet sued for $72 million over stranded Airbus jets
A Russian-owned lessor is suing easyJet for at least $72 million, alleging the airline wrongfully abandoned six leased Airbus A319s after citing...
DOT Limits Airline Hotel and Meal Vows for Delays
The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued a final rule that will allow airlines to avoid paying for hotels and meals during lengthy delays...
Japan Airlines invests in rival Korean Air's
Japan Airlines has acquired a stake in Korean Air's parent company, Hanjin KAL, marking its first investment in a foreign airline.
Iberojet expands unique transatlantic routes
Spanish airline Iberojet is building a hybrid long-haul network focused on underserved destinations in Latin America and Asia.
Ryanair cuts growth, warns of airline
Ryanair cuts its passenger forecast and keeps winter capacity flat, warning high fuel prices could cause less-protected European airlines to fail.
Qatar Airways Cuts All Skytrax Award
Qatar Airways has instructed trade partners to remove all references to Skytrax awards from its marketing materials, a sudden reversal for an airline...
American Airlines Expects 48 New Aircraft Deliveries in 2026
American Airlines is expecting to receive 48 new aircraft in 2026, as part of its ongoing fleet expansion and renewal efforts. The airline has a...
Uncovering the Complexities of Cabin Crew Pay
Cabin crew pay varies greatly depending on factors such as location, airline, and seniority. While US flight attendants are known for having strong...
US Military Pilots Face Crossroads: Military vs. Commercial Aviation Careers
US military pilots face a decision when their minimum active-duty service commitments end: stay in the military or join a commercial airline. While...
Delta Sued Over Alleged Seatbelt Failure on Landing
A passenger who was knocked unconscious during a Delta flight is suing the airline, claiming the seatbelt failed due to negligent maintenance.
Air Canada Cuts Five US Routes Amid Weaker Demand
Air Canada has discontinued five US routes due to declining demand, though some will resume next year. The airline's transborder traffic fell 17%...
Emirates' Oldest Airbus A380 Still Flying Long-Haul Routes at 20 Years Old
Emirates' oldest Airbus A380, registered A6-EDF, continues to operate long-haul routes despite being nearly 21 years old. The aircraft, delivered in...