Airline&#39;s seats still a rush job
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The sit-wherever-you-want-to, provided-you- can-find-it philosophy that has long been associated with Southwest Airlines&#39; culture of folksy informality isn&#39;t going away anytime soon, despite a flurry of media reports earlier this week that implied it might
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Preparing for the launch of 50 new flights from Reagan National Airport on Sunday, the airline has demanded that baggage handlers work overtime to prevent service disruptions like those that angered customers over Christmas weekend.
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Study performed for USA Today finds longer waits at major hubs, as troubled airlines cut costs. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Passengers of the nation&#39;s largest airlines are experiencing longer layovers when making
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The airline industry, struggling to extend a multiyear recovery, will try and keep planes flying as full as possible as it transitions from the hectic summer travel season to a much slower autumn.
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Description: Troubled airlines have been trying to save on high-priced fuel by cutting back on extra weight. But it turns out the biggest problem is the passengers.
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Continental Airlines CAL.N said on   Friday its mainline advanced bookings for the next six weeks   were running slightly behind last year, according to a   regulatory filing.
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Although the future of ATA Airlines Inc. remains up in the air, planes still were landing Wednesday at the Quad-City International Airport and tickets still were selling, the airportâs aviation director said.
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American Airlines is the latest carrier to upgrade its website to make shopping for frequent-flier seats easier. AA.com now has an interactive calendar that shows AAdvantage seats over four-week periods through a "dates flexible" tab and a color-coded system showing how many miles are needed for each flight.
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The troubled airline&#39;s most recent offer includes a 16.5 percent pay cut and added flying time. By STEVE HUETTEL, Times Staff Writer.
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Travel experts share timesaving advice for enduring airports on some of the year's busiest travel days.
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As if on cue, airlines are responding to oil's latest surge by pushing ticket prices even higher
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When I talked to the CEO, CFO, and treasurer for World Airways (Nasdaq: WLDA) a few months ago, the big issue was profitability. That&#39;s less of an issue today because the company
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The fact that customers want data on demand is nothing new. Passengers who make airline reservations want instant feedback that their frequent flier miles were credited, for example.
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American Airlines might change the way it sets fares and restore more aircraft seats that were removed to increase leg room, as the world&#39;s largest carrier tries to stem losses.
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Tighter U.S. airport security rules   proved to be a bigger drag on demand for air travel in August   than expected, but it remains too early to tell whether the   disruption will be long-lasting, analysts said on Tuesday.
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Domestic airlines are not happy that New York State law will require them to provide certain services to passengers who sit for three hours or more on airplanes stuck on the tarmac.
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People who fly a lot tend to be nonchalant about the experience â until the plane hits a patch of choppy air. But airliners are built to take the turbulence.