Alaska’s internal award pricing system fails to correctly recognize its own London operations when a European feeder flight is involved.
Author: Natalia Shelley
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has expanded how airline passenger data is used, allowing immigration authorities (ICE) to make arrests at US airports, including on domestic routes.
United Airlines (UA) flight attendants have rejected a tentative labor agreement after nearly 5 years without a pay raise, forcing negotiations back to the table.
An Oregon woman has filed a negligence lawsuit after alleging in-flight sexual assault by an intoxicated passenger aboard an American Airlines (AA) flight.
A family traveling on American Airlines (AA) from San José (SJO) to Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) faced a damaged stroller during gate checking.
Premium leisure carrier beOnd (B4) announced plans to launch an all-business-class U.S. airline, beOnd America.
The US Department of Transportation (DOT) issued a Notice of Enforcement Discretion on December 10, 2025, exempting airlines from customer service commitments during cancellations caused by emergency airworthiness directives.
American Airlines (AA) has avoided paying the remaining USD 16.1 million of a record-setting federal penalty after the U.S. Department of Transportation approved a revised compliance plan.
Delta Air Lines (DL) has equipped its 1,000th aircraft with fast, free Delta Sync Wi-Fi, bringing high speed connectivity to approximately 75% of its fleet and strengthening its leadership among US carriers.
San Diego is set to become a major strategic hub for Alaska Airlines (AS), as the carrier prepares to open its first pilot base in the city.