AA To Put Mobile Devices, Customer Data Into Hands Of All Flight AttendantsBy Jay BoehmerAmerican Airlines by mid-2013 plans to arm all of its flight attendants with Samsung portable electronic devices, placing a wealth of passenger and... KEEP READING
A Third Of Domestic Flights Offer Wi-Fi, But Few Passengers PayBy Jay BoehmerFor all the progress airlines in recent years have made to expand wireless inflight Internet access, such services are available on less than a third of... KEEP READING
The number of worldwide air passengers purchasing premium seats in July declined year over year by a half percentage point,Advito: Jittery 2013 To See Slowing Corporate Travel Growth, Modest Price IncreasesBy David JonasThough fears of more turbulence in global economies, even if ultimately only fears, are expected to "slow growth in travel for the rest of this year and... KEEP READING
Emirates named Orhan Abbas its senior vice president of commercial operations for the Americas,Singapore Airlines launched inflight Internet and mobile data capabilities on 14 aircraftAir Execs: Business Travel Demand 'Solid' And 'Steady'By Jay BoehmerNew York - Delta Air Lines president Ed Bastian said the economic backdrop remains "choppy," while US Airways president Scott Kirby cited a... KEEP READING
Qantas Pivots To Asia As New Emirates Deal Set To Replace BA Joint BusinessBy David JonasQantas announced a new global partnership with Emirates that in April 2013 would supplant the Australian carrier's long-standing arrangement with... KEEP READING
Judge Throws Out AA Pilots' ContractBy Kate RiceA bankruptcy court judge has ruled that American Airlines can throw out its collective bargaining agreements with its pilots.... KEEP READING