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Air France to Nearly Restore U.S. Network by MarchBy Michael B. Baker

Air France expects to restore about 90 percent of its pre-pandemic capacity to the United States by March 2022, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READING

Delta's Domestic Corp. Travel Recovery Nears 50 Percent MarkBy Michael B. Baker

Delta Air Lines' corporate travel volume in recent weeks has grown to its highest point during the Covid-19 pandemic recovery, with domestic business... KEEP READING

American, JetBlue Add Reciprocal Loyalty BenefitsBy Michael B. Baker

American Airlines and JetBlue have begun offering reciprocal benefits for loyalty program members, the carriers announced.... KEEP READING

Air Canada to Add Montreal-Delhi RouteBy Michael B. Baker

Air Canada in the coming weeks will expand service to India, including new nonstop service between Montreal and Delhi, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READING

Airlines Affirm Vaccination Mandate Despite Texas OrderBy Michael B. Baker

Airlines are sticking to their Covid-19 vaccine mandates for employees even after an executive order by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott barring businesses in the... KEEP READING

Enterprise, National Extend Loyalty StatusBy Elizabeth West

National Car Rental's Emerald Club executive and executive elite members as well as Enterprise Rent-A-Car's Enterprise Plus silver, gold and platinum... KEEP READING

Busy Holiday Weekend Brings Operational Woes to SouthwestBy Michael B. Baker

Southwest Airlines' cancellation rate slowed on Monday following a weekend of widespread delays, speculation and finger-pointing. ... KEEP READING

NetJets Reaches Agreement with Embraer for Up to 100 AircraftBy Michael B. Baker

Private aviation supplier NetJets has signed a $1.2 billion deal with Embraer to acquire up to 100 Phenom 300 aircraft, NetJets announced. ... KEEP READING

Singapore to Add Nine Countries to Quarantine-Free ProgramBy Michael B. Baker

Singapore in the coming weeks will open more "Vaccinated Travel Lanes" to nine countries, including the United States, United Kingdom and Canada,... KEEP READING

Delta to Launch Facial Recognition Program for PreCheck Members in AtlantaBy Michael B. Baker

Delta Air Lines in the coming weeks will begin a facial recognition program for U.S. Transportation Security Administration PreCheck members at... KEEP READING

United Domestic Capacity to Reach 91 Percent of 2019 Levels in DecemberBy Michael B. Baker

United Airlines plans to fly 91 percent of its pre-pandemic domestic capacity this December, as the carrier has seen flight search activity surpass 2019... KEEP READING

BA to Operate Biggest Schedule Since Start of PandemicBy Molly Dyson

British Airways is planning to add the Airbus A380 back into its fleet in November as it prepares to operate its biggest flight schedule since March... KEEP READING

Qatar Ends 'Amber' Designation for EntryBy Michael B. Baker

Qatar has simplified its Covid-19 entry rules, removing some requirements for travelers from the U.S. and other countries, the country's tourism press... KEEP READING

Six Carriers Plan Network-Wide Travel Pass RolloutBy Michael B. Baker

Six airlines are planning wide implementation of the International Air Transport Association's Travel Pass health passport tool, the organization... KEEP READING

Carbon Offsets Among New Options for American's Business Extra MembersBy Michael B. Baker

American Airlines Business Extra program members now are able to redeem points for carbon offsets with the carrier's carbon-offset platform partner Cool... KEEP READING

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