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fromwww.businessinsider.com
2 days ago

Alaska is rolling out a new business-class experience as it expands further into Europe and Asia. Here's what to expect.

Alaska Airlines is enhancing its 787 business class to compete with major US carriers by introducing new amenities and a distinct identity.
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fromSFGATE
2 months ago

Southwest is saying goodbye to its most divisive policy. Here's what to know.

Southwest Airlines replaces open seating with assigned seats and introduces extra-legroom seats available for an additional fee.
World news
fromwww.aljazeera.com
4 months ago

India's sky-high fares crash dreams to make flying accessible to all

Rising airfares, shrinking competition, and high taxes in India are making air travel unaffordable and limiting access for lower-income travelers.
Travel
fromTime Out London
4 months ago

This affordable airline is launching flights from one of London's busiest airports for the first time

Jet2 will begin operations at London Gatwick, flying to 29 European holiday destinations, basing six aircraft and creating nearly 300 jobs for summer travel.
fromwww.cbc.ca
5 months ago

Air Canada announces 4 new U.S. routes out of Billy Bishop | CBC News

Air Canada will offer four daily round-trip flights to New York LaGuardia starting in March 2026, it said in a Thursday news release. Then, over the summer, the airline says it will introduce three daily flights to Boston Logan, two to Chicago O'Hare and one to Washington Dulles. Porter Airlines, headquartered at Billy Bishop, already services the four American cities. The new Air Canada routes mark an escalation in the emerging rivalry between Porter and the flag carrier.
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Travel
fromSun Sentinel
5 months ago

Discount airlines changed flying. Now they're in trouble

Ultra low-cost carriers expanded rapidly, then faced rising costs and intensified competition—leading to bankruptcies and inconsistent profitability despite earlier strong earnings.
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