Airlines

In a world where technology is ever-evolving and becoming more integrated into our daily lives, it’s no surprise that many of us rely heavily on it to simplify our tasks and provide convenience. However, as much as we love technology when it works seamlessly, there are moments when it betrays us and causes more frustration
Air Canada is set to launch its NDC content within Sabre in the upcoming weeks, marking a significant milestone in their distribution strategy. This move signifies the airline’s commitment to modernizing its merchandising technology and shifting away from traditional legacy GDS bookings. In a bold step towards encouraging NDC bookings, Air Canada has decided to
Fiji Airways, a South Pacific airline serving 26 destinations in 15 countries and territories, has achieved a major milestone by becoming a full member of the Oneworld alliance. This move comes after the airline has been a member of the Oneworld Connect affiliate program since 2018. The integration work to transition Fiji Airways to full
American Airlines has recently introduced a commission program for New Distribution Capability (NDC) bookings, offering a 10% commission for NDC-enabled bookings of American’s Main Plus, Main Select, and Flagship Business Plus bundles. This program, although not widely publicized, has already received attention from various travel agencies, leading to speculation about its effectiveness and impact on
This summer promises to be the busiest one yet for air travelers, with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) anticipating breaking the record for the highest number of passengers passing through airports in one day on June 28. The TSA is expecting to screen more than 3 million people on that day alone, marking it as
An ex-mechanic for a Boeing subcontractor recently made headlines after alleging that he was wrongfully terminated for raising concerns about substandard repair work on Boeing planes at a factory near Seattle. The mechanic, Richard Cuevas, claims to have witnessed questionable manufacturing and maintenance processes on multiple Boeing 787 Dreamliners, including issues with fastener attachment and
The recent industrial action taken by Aer Lingus pilots has caused chaos for travelers, with hundreds of flights being canceled and the plans of tens of thousands of people being thrown into disarray. The pilots imposed “work to rule” actions, refusing to work overtime, accept changes in set rosters, or take out-of-hours management requests. The
Air France is set to open its sixth lounge in the United States, this time at Los Angeles International Airport, in a move that aims to provide a premium experience for its first class and business class passengers. The new 12,000-square-foot lounge is situated in the Tom Bradley International Terminal, conveniently located near the gates
The recent incident involving American Airlines and the removal of several Black passengers from a flight in Phoenix has sparked outrage and condemnation. American CEO Robert Isom expressed his disappointment in a note to staff, acknowledging that the incident was unacceptable and a clear violation of the company’s values. The passengers involved in the incident
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is making moves to implement new regulations that would require public air charters to adhere to the same safety standards as large commercial airlines. Furthermore, the FAA is considering a new regulatory framework that would specifically target operators of scheduled flights that utilize aircraft with seating capacities ranging from 10
In a recent report by aviation technology company SITA, it was revealed that airlines’ baggage handling has significantly improved in 2023. The global average mishandled bag rate dropped to 6.9 bags per 1,000 passengers, a 9.2% decrease from the previous year’s rate of 7.6 per 1,000. This improvement is particularly impressive considering that passenger traffic
The U.S. Department of Transportation recently penalized Emirates Airline with a hefty fine of $1.8 million for conducting flights in restricted airspace over Baghdad in collaboration with JetBlue. The undisclosed number of flights occurred over a period spanning from December 2021 to August 2022. This violation stemmed from the fact that U.S. airlines are strictly