Inflight Sales On The Rise
By Christopher Hinton
Flyers are finding more products and services for sale on-board their flights now than at any other time in commercial aviation history as a small group of point-of-sale providers leads airlines into
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Airline Industry
By Jon Hilkevitch
Passengers on U.S.
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Cannot Compete With Gulf Airline Fares
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
Last week saw the last flight from Mahe, en route to London with a stopover in Frankfurt, as the Seychellois national airline decided to drop the main German gateway from their schedule due to a strea
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European Air Fares To Stay Flat
By Quentin Fottrell
DUBLIN - Irish low-budget airline Ryanair Holdings PLC's Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said Thursday average fares will be flat across Europe in 2010, but Irish fares will rise 10%.
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US Carriers Raise Fares
CHICAGO - AMR Corp's American Airlines has raised domestic fares, and some competitors have matched as the industry struggles to gain pricing power and rebound from the 2009 downturn, an AMR spokesman
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Airline Industry
Virgin America said Tuesday it was offering reduced fares on some seats for travel through mid-June, joining a growing number of airlines that are touting discounts to lure customers now that the holi
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Greedy Behavior
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
Just in time for the peak of holiday travel, bus operators have doubled fares to upcountry destinations to rip off those travelers unable to leave Kampala earlier in the week and cash in on the annual
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Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA
By Laura Price
Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA, Brazil’s second-biggest airline, is raising fares for the first time in a year as the national economy shows signs of recovery, Chief Executive Officer Constantino
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October 31 Afternoon Flights For US$31
By eTN Staff Writer
JetBlue Airways revealed frighteningly low fares today for travel this Halloween.
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Boston-Baltimore Route Battle
A battle is being waged in the skies between Boston and Baltimore.
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Thai Airways Improves Online Services
By Luc Citrinot, eTN Asia staff writer
Thai Airways International newly appointed Executive Vice President for Commercial Pruet Boobphakam made its first official media appearance last Friday.
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IATA Chief On The State Of Airline Industry
LONDON - The decline in global airline traffic slowed in July, but ticket prices showed no improvement despite capacity cuts, leading a global industry body to caution that the recovery will be both "
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Airline Industry
As the recession drags on with little sign of abating anytime soon, airlines worldwide are grappling with huge losses and dwindling demand for their services.
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United-Continental Link
CHICAGO - A new alliance between United Airlines and Continental Airlines Inc may quickly yield cost benefits for the two, but travel demand - especially on international routes - is too weak for the
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Air Travel
Southwest Airlines Co., the largest discounter, led six other major U.S. carriers in offering one- way fares as low as $30 to generate demand when the peak U.S. travel season wanes in September.
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Southwest Airlines
Since Southwest Airlines said in April that it would begin flying from Logan International Airport to Baltimore and Chicago, average fares on those routes have dropped 38 and 20 percent, respectively.
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Air Travel
More business travelers are moving to the back of the plane, downgrading from business- and first-class seats to coach and adding to airline financial woes.
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Southwest Airlines
It's Southwest Airlines' birthday, but YOU get the gift! In celebration of the airline's 38th birthday, Southwest announced today special DING! fares as low as $38 one-way in select markets.
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Cruise Trends
By Judy Wiley
Travel, especially cruising, is a bright spot in a year full of dismal economic news.
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Airline Industry
By boston.com
With tour companies both here and abroad and cruise lines either halting flights and port calls or liberalizing cancellation policies, Bloomberg News is reporting that the airline industry is having a
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