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Delta Joins an Effort to Kill the Perimeter Rule in DC
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‘Tis the season to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in Congress, and that means it’s time for all sorts of ideas to crawl out of the woodwork in hopes of being included in the…
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Cranky Weekly Review Presented by Oakland International Airport: Emirates, Etihad Buddy Up, Delta Has a Hankering for Haneda Changes, More…
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Emirates, Etihad Embrace Rival UAE-based airlines Emirates and Etihad signed an MoU to expand their interline agreement under the guise of promoting tourism and allowing visitors to the UAE to visit multiple destinations on one…
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United is Getting Aggressive in Denver, and It Appears to Be Working
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Once again this week, United send out a media notice about a new Denver ad campaign that’s meant to try to bolster the airline’s position in the fast-growing market. This isn’t the first time this…
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Norwegian’s The Haven Makes Cruising Tolerable (Travelogue)
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I mentioned in my recent WestJet trip report that we went with a strange spring break choice this year. After looking around at options, we settled on a cold weather West Coast cruise from LA…
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Instead of the State Flag, Southwest Honors Hawai’i with a Different Kind of Special Livery
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For many years, Southwest has honored its largest destinations by painting an airplane with the state flag. The very first was, to the surprise of nobody, Texas One, painted in 1990 to celebrate the airline’s…
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United Ponders the Future of Sales and Distribution in a New Post-Pandemic World
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United has been very clear that running an airline post-pandemic is going to be very different than running one before. You can read through earnings transcripts and see CEO Scott Kirby talk about the shifts…
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Cranky Weekly Review Presented by Oakland International Airport: Earnings Season Hits High Gear, Delta and WestJet Slow Down Their Relationship, More
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American Turns the Tide, Posts Q1 Profit American Airlines becomes the first major U.S. carrier to earn a profit for Q1, as the carrier eked out a $10 million quarter in the black on a…
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Airline Plans for Summer in New York City Crystalize at a Higher Level Than You Might Expect
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We are now one month removed from the Federal Aviation Administration’s announcement that it would beg airlines to reduce flying in the New York City area this summer to help relieve congestion. Most airlines have…
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A Step Back in Time on WestJet From Vancouver (Trip Report)
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We did something strange for spring break this year… we took a cold weather repositioning cruise up the coast from LA to Vancouver. I’ll write the cruise up later, but more relevant here is that…
