You Can Now Add a U.S. Passport to Apple Wallet — Best Practices for Travelers
You Can Now Add a U.S. Passport to Apple Wallet Traveling can be stressful, especially when it comes to managing… Read More »
Here’s How Long U.S. Passport Applications Are Taking Right Now
If you’re planning an international trip, one of the first and most important questions to answer is how long it… Read More »
Super Bowl Weekend: What to Expect From Airline Demand and Air Traffic in 2026
As Super Bowl Sunday approaches on February 8, 2026, travelers and airlines alike are bracing for one of the busiest… Read More »
United Express Go-Around at SFO Sparks Pilot and ATC Dispute
A routine go-around at San Francisco International Airport has drawn industry attention after a disagreement emerged between a United Express… Read More »
Disney Destiny: A Grown-Up Guide to Kid-Free Cruise Fun
Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, Disney Destiny, proves that adults can enjoy a richly themed voyage even without kids in… Read More »
Premium Cabin Booking and Comfort: Top Trends in 2026 Flying Experience
As air travel evolves rapidly toward 2026, premium cabin booking is no longer just about extra legroom — it’s about… Read More »
Discover Airlines Unveils Ocean Blue Long-Haul Cabins for A330 Fleet
Five years after its launch, Discover Airlines is moving into its next growth phase with the largest investment in its… Read More »
Air India to Fly New Boeing 787-9s With Reduced Seating at Launch
Air India will introduce its newly delivered Boeing 787-9 into revenue service with temporary seating and cabin feature restrictions, as… Read More »
Record Airline Speaker Lineup Set for Passenger Experience Conference
RX, the organisers of the Passenger Experience Conference (PEC), have confirmed a record-breaking airline speaker lineup for the 2026 edition… Read More »
Frankfurt Airport Deploys AI-Powered Security Screening System
Frankfurt Airport has become the first airport in Europe to deploy an artificial intelligence–driven security screening system designed to automatically… Read More »
Finnair and British Airways Unlikely to Resume Beijing Flights
Finnair and British Airways are increasingly unlikely to resume passenger services to Beijing, with airline executives indicating there is currently… Read More »
Flight Tracking Technology: How It Works and Why It Matters
In a world where information moves as fast as aircraft themselves, flight tracking technology plays a vital role in modern… Read More »
British Airways Flight Loses Wheel During Takeoff From Las Vegas
A British Airways aircraft lost a wheel shortly after takeoff from Las Vegas, yet continued its long-haul journey to London… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Nears 737 Retrofit, Expands Starlink Wi-Fi
Alaska Airlines is approaching the final phase of a major fleet upgrade program that has reshaped the onboard experience across… Read More »
American Airlines Expands Chicago and LA Network
American Airlines is ramping up its competitive posture at two of the most hotly contested U.S. aviation hubs, expanding its… Read More »
Southwest Airlines Ends Open Seating After 50 Years
Southwest Airlines is officially ending its open-seating policy after more than five decades, marking one of the most significant changes… Read More »
Wizz Air Launches Birmingham–Timișoara Route in Summer 2026
Wizz Air has announced a new direct service connecting Birmingham Airport with Timișoara in western Romania, further expanding its UK… Read More »
Delta Flight Diverts After Crew Uses Beverage Carts to Restrain Passenger
Delta Air Lines flight attendants allegedly used beverage carts to block and restrain a disruptive passenger during a long-haul flight… Read More »
Airbus Unveils Spacious First Class Suite for A350-1000
Airbus has revealed a new first class suite concept for the A350-1000, showcasing a significantly more spacious and private premium… Read More »
Southwest Fee Changes Divide Customers as Open Seating Ends
Southwest Airlines has rolled out sweeping changes to its fare and fee structure, triggering sharply divided reactions from customers and… Read More »
US Airlines Cancel Flights, Issue Waivers as Winter Storm Hits
U.S. airlines have canceled more than 1,000 flights as a powerful winter storm moves across large parts of the country,… Read More »
Backpack Travelers and Overhead Bin Etiquette: When Using the Space Is Actually Fair
For many frequent flyers and backpack travelers, traveling light is a point of pride. If you’re flying with just a… Read More »
FAA Makes Post-Crash DC Airspace Safety Rules Permanent
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is making permanent a set of airspace safety rules introduced after last year’s deadly collision… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Restores In-Cabin Rabbit Travel After Backlash
Alaska Airlines has reversed a recent policy change and will once again allow rabbits to travel in airplane cabins, following… Read More »
Why So Many Americans Are Retiring in Arizona: Climate, Costs, and Community
In recent years, retiring in Arizona has moved from a niche idea to a major American migration trend. Sun Belt… Read More »
Above the Skyline: Concorde’s First Commercial Flight, 50 Years On
Half a century after Concorde first sliced through the sky on commercial service, the aircraft remains an unmatched symbol of… Read More »