Although it has a strong route network along the West Coast and flies not one but two of the longest domestic flights in the world (and serves some great mai tais), Hawaiian Airlines still gets short-changed in discussions of U.S. airlines. For travelers based in Hawaii, the airline’s cobranded credit cards are well worth considering. …
Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information and offers. While most loyalty programs do not offer a way to extend elite status beyond the current year, a workaround is available: By matching your expiring elite status to a competing loyalty program, you can potentially maintain your benefits by selecting different …
A rash of safety concerns at carriers like Alaska Airlines and American Airlines, compounded by manufacturing problems at Boeing, have left travelers fearful.
Air India has made significant strides in enhancing its customer service
Aegean Airlines announced it has decided to "invest into an extended range and upgraded cabin quality version of the A321neo to create a "special purpose" sub fleet of initially four A321neo aircraft able to reach further and best serve non-EU markets, mostly to the South and South-East of Greece." Like other airlines moving into the
Airfare bundles presumably offer a shortcut and discount when checking out. Are they worth it?
Airfare bundles presumably offer a shortcut and discount when checking out. Are they worth it?
American Airlines’ loyalty program is called AAdvantage, and its currency is called AAdvantage miles. You can earn AAdvantage miles through activities such as flying with American Airlines or its partner airlines, spending on an American Airlines cobranded credit card and shopping online through the AAdvantage eShopping online portal. However, AAdvantage will update the specific ways members …
United Airlines beat expectations for the first quarter and its stock is by soaring. Here's what you need to know.
United Airlines Holdings (NASDAQ: UAL) posted a smaller-than-expected
The Man Who Pays His Way: An obsession with risk management has made aviation astonishingly safe
These clunky machines get the job done, which is why some airlines haven't seen the need to get rid of them.