Delta Airlines

Delta will keep all airline hubs

The new Delta Air Lines Inc. now flies out of seven U.S. hub airports.

State Of The Air

Obama may mean higher airline labor costs, fewer route auctions

Delta Air Lines Inc. and U.S. carriers may face higher labor costs while finding it easier to protect New York flights with Barack Obama as president.

Electronic Boarding Passes

Air travellers using phones as boarding pass at nine US airports

Airline passengers are using their iPhones and BlackBerries as their boarding pass at nine airports around the United States.

Global Aviation Industry

Tourism bodies get vital support from airlines and airports

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (eTN) - Representatives from national tourism organizations, airlines and airports around the world were among the 2,500 delegates at the 14th World Route Development Forum (Rou

Airpots And Guns, Do They Mix?

In many US airports, guns are OK outside security

ATLANTA - Flying in the U.S. has been transformed since Sept. 11, with passengers forced to remove their shoes, take out their laptop computers and put liquids and gels in clear plastic bags.

World Route Development Forum

Airlines meet offer immediate solution to tackle crunching bite to airlines and airports

The world renowned annual airline and airport networking event, 14th World Route Development Forum, currently under way in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is offering an immediate "solution", a free service to

Using Biometric Data

Global Entry kiosks now available at LAX, Miami, Chicago and Atlanta

WASHINGTON, DC – US Customs and Border Protection announced today that Global Entry kiosks are now available at four additional international US airports.

Smith And Berry Terminal Flights Shift To New Facility

New North Terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Airport set for Wednesday opening

DETROIT, MI (September 15, 2008) - After more than three years of planning, design and construction, the Wayne County Airport Authority (WCAA) is set to open its highly-anticipated new North Terminal

Flight Cuts

Airline flight cuts end up hurting airports and hotels, too

In a sign of hard times for the travel industry, Stewart International Airport north of New York City has put itself on sale.

People's Alliance For Democracy Forced Closures

Phuket and Krabi airports in Thailand reopen after protesters blocked runways

Thai airports reopened yesterday after thousands of anti-government protesters blocked the runways at both Krabi and Phuket airports.

Potential Sell Off Of Three Airports

Unite's warning over BAA break up

LONDON (August 20, 2008) - Unite, Britain's biggest union is today raising serious concerns at the likelihood of BAA being forced to sell 3 of the UK's 7 airports.

UK

Travel industry welcomes BAA break-up plan

The travel industry has given a broad welcome to the Competition Commission’s announcement that BAA may be forced to sell off Gatwick, Stansted and a third airport in Scotland.

Airport Security

Security changes could make airline travel friendlier

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Veteran air travelers call the ritual at airport checkpoints "the dance" — or worse.

Texas

Texas airports prepare to cut services as fuel prices rise

FORT WORTH — From his office overlooking the runways of one of the nation's busiest airports, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport Chief Executive Jeffrey Fegan sees the slowdown coming this fall

Going Once, Going Twice

ATA comments on DOT slot auctions at New York and New Jersey airports

WASHINGTON, DC (August 4, 2008) - The Air Transport Association of America (ATA), the industry trade organization for US airlines, issued the following statement in response to Port Authority of New Y

New European Regulation On Air Travel

New rights to give disabled travelers a better journey

LONDON - Transport Minister Rosie Winterton, the Equality and Human Rights Commission and the Civil Aviation Authority were at London City Airport today to outline measures coming into force this mont

UK Unions VS. Big Brother

Unions line up against airline ID cards

Unions representing airline and airport staff are to tell Home Secretary Jacqui Smith that her plan to force staff to carry ID cards will add nothing to airport security.

Wizz Air Doubling Sofia-based Fleet

Bulgaria’s airports maintain double-digit growth

Passenger demand at Bulgaria’s three main international airports has almost tripled since 2000 with double-digit growth achieved every year.

TSA: "While It Allows The Security Screeners ... To Clearly See The Passenger's Sexual Organs...The Passenger's Face Is Blurred..."

Scanners that see through clothing installed in US airports

NEW YORK - Security scanners which can see through passengers' clothing and reveal details of their body underneath are being installed in 10 US airports, the US Transportation Security Administration said Tuesday.

Aruba Tourism

Aruba takes the lead in airport self-service check-in

Reports from Oranjested, Aruba, have confirmed that Aruba has become the first Caribbean destination to roll out self-service check-in at its airport.

Aruba Airport Authority (AAA) said it is proud to announce that now KLM and Martinair passengers can use the Common Use Self Service (CUSS) check-in kiosks to check in and print their own ... read more