Airlines
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Midwest Becoming Like the Rest
Over the last couple years, Midwest has been quietly changing its model to the point where they’re becoming just like every other…
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Southwest Opts for Bingo Seating
Southwest has spent the last year trying to decide whether to keep open seating (take any seat when you board) or switch…
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Virgin America’s Website (Finally)
I know, I know. I promised a review of Virgin America’s website over a month ago, and I’m just now getting around…
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Why Airlines Should be Allowed to Fail
I have to pick my car up from the shop tomorrow morning, so I thought I’d put my post up tonight instead.…
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Bombardier Q400s Can’t Keep ‘Em Down When They Grow Old
What a strange week for the Bombardier Q400 and for Scandinavian airline SAS. After having the gear collapse on two separate landings…
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More NFL Airplane Porn
They’ve already become the official airline of the Arizona Cardinals and the Philadelphia Eagles, and now US Airways is celebrating its status…
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Horizon Air Takes on the Slog
While other airlines are waiting for tax relief to help their short haul flights thrive, Horizon Air has decided to go on…
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The Latest From Our Good Friends at Alitalia
Woohoo! It’s time for an Alitalia update. You know how much I love these guys for their incredible ability to do just…
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Spending Time With MAXjet at the LAX Inaugural
Yesterday was just one of those days when it’s great to be an airline dork. There’s nothing I like more than heading…
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Brancatelli Bites, US Airways Bites Back
The other day, USA Today ran a scathing article by Joe Brancatelli regarding US Airways’ transatlantic operation. In a nutshell, it said…
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AirTran Starts in on Milwaukee
Remember how I said there was no reason AirTran couldn’t try to build up Milwaukee on its own even after failing to…
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Southwest to Start LAX – SFO
Southwest finally (re)started flights to San Francisco yesterday with Vegas, Chicago/Midway, and San Diego flights hitting the runway. But that was overshadowed…
