Alitalia Plans To Exit Air France-KLM PartnershipBy Michael B. BakerAlitalia will not renew its partnership and ancillary joint-venture agreements with Air France-KLM when they expire in 2017, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGInterview: OneJet President And CEO Matt MaguireRegional network OneJet is using smaller, twin-engine jets to connect markets that offer corporate demand but few nonstop options. Over a month in, it... KEEP READINGAmtrak restored all Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Philadelphia and New York on Monday morning,Amtrak restored all Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Philadelphia and New York on Monday morning, the railroad service announced.... KEEP READINGHertz Raises Rental Car Prices For Summer SeasonBy Michael B. BakerHertz has implemented a "broad-based price increase" across Hertz, Dollar and Thrifty U.S. rental locations for rentals beginning June 14, the company... KEEP READINGGroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately,GroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately, as Dean Sivley departs to become president of Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection.... KEEP READINGAnalysts: Capacity Discipline Could Be Long-Term Airline StrategyBy Michael B. BakerPledges of capacity control rang across the three largest U.S. airlines' first-quarter earnings calls, and analysts buy it as a long-term trend.... KEEP READINGEasyJet Reports Corporate Travel Passenger GrowthBy Michael B. BakerUnited Kingdom-based low-cost carrier EasyJet during the past six months increased its corporate travel share and now views managed business travel as... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Interview: OneJet President And CEO Matt MaguireRegional network OneJet is using smaller, twin-engine jets to connect markets that offer corporate demand but few nonstop options. Over a month in, it... KEEP READINGAmtrak restored all Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Philadelphia and New York on Monday morning,Amtrak restored all Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Philadelphia and New York on Monday morning, the railroad service announced.... KEEP READINGHertz Raises Rental Car Prices For Summer SeasonBy Michael B. BakerHertz has implemented a "broad-based price increase" across Hertz, Dollar and Thrifty U.S. rental locations for rentals beginning June 14, the company... KEEP READINGGroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately,GroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately, as Dean Sivley departs to become president of Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection.... KEEP READINGAnalysts: Capacity Discipline Could Be Long-Term Airline StrategyBy Michael B. BakerPledges of capacity control rang across the three largest U.S. airlines' first-quarter earnings calls, and analysts buy it as a long-term trend.... KEEP READINGEasyJet Reports Corporate Travel Passenger GrowthBy Michael B. BakerUnited Kingdom-based low-cost carrier EasyJet during the past six months increased its corporate travel share and now views managed business travel as... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Amtrak restored all Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Philadelphia and New York on Monday morning,Amtrak restored all Acela Express and Northeast Regional service between Philadelphia and New York on Monday morning, the railroad service announced.... KEEP READINGHertz Raises Rental Car Prices For Summer SeasonBy Michael B. BakerHertz has implemented a "broad-based price increase" across Hertz, Dollar and Thrifty U.S. rental locations for rentals beginning June 14, the company... KEEP READINGGroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately,GroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately, as Dean Sivley departs to become president of Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection.... KEEP READINGAnalysts: Capacity Discipline Could Be Long-Term Airline StrategyBy Michael B. BakerPledges of capacity control rang across the three largest U.S. airlines' first-quarter earnings calls, and analysts buy it as a long-term trend.... KEEP READINGEasyJet Reports Corporate Travel Passenger GrowthBy Michael B. BakerUnited Kingdom-based low-cost carrier EasyJet during the past six months increased its corporate travel share and now views managed business travel as... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Hertz Raises Rental Car Prices For Summer SeasonBy Michael B. BakerHertz has implemented a "broad-based price increase" across Hertz, Dollar and Thrifty U.S. rental locations for rentals beginning June 14, the company... KEEP READINGGroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately,GroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately, as Dean Sivley departs to become president of Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection.... KEEP READINGAnalysts: Capacity Discipline Could Be Long-Term Airline StrategyBy Michael B. BakerPledges of capacity control rang across the three largest U.S. airlines' first-quarter earnings calls, and analysts buy it as a long-term trend.... KEEP READINGEasyJet Reports Corporate Travel Passenger GrowthBy Michael B. BakerUnited Kingdom-based low-cost carrier EasyJet during the past six months increased its corporate travel share and now views managed business travel as... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
GroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately,GroundLink this week named Liz Carisone CEO, effective immediately, as Dean Sivley departs to become president of Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection.... KEEP READINGAnalysts: Capacity Discipline Could Be Long-Term Airline StrategyBy Michael B. BakerPledges of capacity control rang across the three largest U.S. airlines' first-quarter earnings calls, and analysts buy it as a long-term trend.... KEEP READINGEasyJet Reports Corporate Travel Passenger GrowthBy Michael B. BakerUnited Kingdom-based low-cost carrier EasyJet during the past six months increased its corporate travel share and now views managed business travel as... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Analysts: Capacity Discipline Could Be Long-Term Airline StrategyBy Michael B. BakerPledges of capacity control rang across the three largest U.S. airlines' first-quarter earnings calls, and analysts buy it as a long-term trend.... KEEP READINGEasyJet Reports Corporate Travel Passenger GrowthBy Michael B. BakerUnited Kingdom-based low-cost carrier EasyJet during the past six months increased its corporate travel share and now views managed business travel as... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
EasyJet Reports Corporate Travel Passenger GrowthBy Michael B. BakerUnited Kingdom-based low-cost carrier EasyJet during the past six months increased its corporate travel share and now views managed business travel as... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines.The Lufthansa Group’s supervisory board on Tuesday approved Kay Kratky’s appointment as CEO of Austrian Airlines. Lufthansa nominated him last week.... KEEP READINGWestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
WestJet To Boost Elbow Room In Premium-Economy RowsBy Michael B. BakerWestJet later this year will add space to premium-economy seating on certain flights by removing the middle seat from circulation, the carrier announced... KEEP READINGAvis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Avis Budget Reports Slight Q1 Commercial Price Hike, But Contracted Rates DipBy Michael B. BakerFirst-quarter U.S. commercial car rental pricing increased slightly year over year for the Avis Budget Group, though its leisure rates rose more, the... KEEP READINGThe Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines,The Lufthansa Group named Kay Kratky CEO of Austrian Airlines, the company announced Tuesday. Pending approval of the carrier's supervisory board next... KEEP READINGAt CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
At CAPA Aviation Summit, Warnings Of Lasting Consequences In U.S., Gulf Open Skies FlapBy Michael B. BakerAs the three biggest U.S. airlines publicly prod the federal government to revisit Open Skies agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, their... KEEP READINGAir New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Air New Zealand To Add Houston Flights, United CodesharesBy Michael B. BakerAir New Zealand plans to begin in mid-December flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, its fifth destination in North America.... KEEP READINGJetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
JetBlue Rakes In Record Revenues As Premium-Class Mint Offering ThrivesBy Michael B. BakerJetBlue Airways' first-quarter operating revenues increased 13 percent year over year to $1.5 billion, a record-high first-quarter figure for the... KEEP READINGInterview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Interview: Alitalia CEO Silvano CassanoTeetering on the edge of bankruptcy, Alitalia last year sold a 49 percent stake to Etihad, and now the Italian national airline is back in investment... KEEP READINGMore Articles