Transportation

Challenging Airport Experiences Could Await Business TravelersBy Dawit Habtemariam

It's been more than a year since many business travelers have passed through an airport, and enough has changed to surprise even the most experienced... KEEP READING

Air France to Add Health Document Verification ToolBy Michael B. Baker

Air France is adding a health document verification tool to speed up passenger processing at airports, the carrier announced.... KEEP READING

Delta Ready for 'Surge' as Corp. Travel Outlook ImprovesBy Michael B. Baker

Delta Air Lines executives now expect corporate travel demand by September will recover to more than half of pre-pandemic levels, and their optimism in... KEEP READING

Korean Air, Asiana Merger Moves Forward After Bank ApprovalBy Michael B. Baker

Korean Air's acquisition of Asiana Airlines continues to move forward following approval of its post-merger integration plan by the Korean Development... KEEP READING

Canada's Porter Plans Broader Network with Embraer PurchaseBy Michael B. Baker

Canada's Porter Airlines plans to build a "continental route network" starting next year with a new aircraft order from Embraer that will at least... KEEP READING

JetBlue Adds Sustainable Fuel to Los Angeles OperationsBy Michael B. Baker

JetBlue this month began using sustainable aviation fuel for aircraft at Los Angeles International Airport via a partnership with World Energy and World... KEEP READING

Lufthansa Launches End-to-End Carbon Emissions PlatformBy Mark Frary

Lufthansa Group has launched a platform in conjunction with a climate tech startup to allow companies and individuals to calculate the carbon emissions... KEEP READING

United Boosts Winter ScheduleBy Michael B. Baker

United Airlines plans to operate services above 2019 levels to leisure-oriented destinations this winter, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READING

Eva Conducts Health Passport App Trial on Two RoutesBy Michael B. Baker

Taiwan's Eva Air is conducting a mobile health passport trial on routes from Taipei to both Los Angeles and San Francisco over the next several weeks,... KEEP READING

Could Didi Shake Up the U.S. Ride-Hailing Market?By Dawit Habtemariam

The $4.4 billion China-based ride-hailing firm Didi raised in its initial public offering on June 30 could help support its goal of growth in more... KEEP READING

IATA: Global Air Traffic in May Improved MarginallyBy Dawit Habtemariam

May global air demand was 62.7 percent lower than its pre-pandemic May 2019 level, according to the International Air Transport Association, a... KEEP READING

IATA Task Force Aims to Improve Mobility Aid HandlingBy Michael B. Baker

The International Air Transport Association is putting together a task force to improve the transport and handling of travelers' mobility aids, such as... KEEP READING

Trade Groups Ask U.S. to Ease Int'l Travel Restrictions by July 15By Michael B. Baker

A group of 24 trade organizations is asking the U.S. government to reopen to international travel within the next two weeks, in accordance with a policy... KEEP READING

Former Wizz Air Exec to Join WestJet as COOBy Michael B. Baker

WestJet has appointed former Wizz Air executive Diederik Pen as EVP and chief operating officer, the carrier announced.... KEEP READING

Air Canada to Add Int'l Routes in Coming WeeksBy Michael B. Baker

Air Canada plans to resume 17 long-haul international routes to 11 destinations this summer as the carrier rebuilds its network.... KEEP READING

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