American Airlines Takes a Different Route as Rivals Reduce Capacity
As the global airline industry grapples with highly volatile jet fuel costs, macroeconomic pressures, and fluctuating demand, most major carriers…
Month: July 2026
Fly to Iceland in Luxury on Air China’s Unique Fifth Freedom Route
If you’ve ever planned a trip to Iceland, you probably noticed pretty quickly that getting there in total comfort isn’t…
What to Do When You Accidentally Book a Non-Refundable Hotel Room
Sometimes we humans are not above the mistake of choosing the wrong date, picking the wrong month, or accidentally checking…
How to Politely Ask Someone to Change Seats on a Plane
Airplane seating arrangements can be complicated, especially when you’re traveling with others. Some airlines charge to assign seats, some don’t…
How Lufthansa’s Allegris Seat Fee Policy Really Works
Lufthansa’s much-hyped Allegris business class cabin is officially in the air, but its highly marketed focus on choice comes with…
United CEO’s Bold Delta Merger Pitch Ended in Rejection
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has been chasing a wild idea: combining America’s biggest airlines into a single mega-carrier. Word…
Marriott Introduces Resort Fee Twist That Only Affects Points Bookings
Resort fees and destination charges have silently become a discomforting regular thing across the hotel industry. Which were designed to…
How Canada Built a Better Air Traffic Control System While the U.S. Fell Behind
Throwing more federal cash at America’s air traffic control network won’t fix what’s fundamentally broken. The problem isn’t a thin…
Defunct Airline Blames Boeing in $179 Million Legal Fight Over 1995 Crash
Nearly three decades after an air disaster in Central Africa, a long-forgotten part of aviation history has resurfaced in a…
What It Takes for U.S. Airlines to Actually Touch Down in Lebanon : The 41-Year Ban Is Over
President Donald Trump has directed his administration to end a 41-year prohibition on U.S. carriers flying directly to Lebanon. The…