Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines have moved to a shared booking system, aimed at improving travel across both brands. Highlights: unified airport lounges, complimentary drinks, and alphabetical boarding. "Credit to our teams who have worked for more than a year on this milestone that removes friction"
More than 60 new dining, shopping and service areas have opened, along with an upgrade to the passenger experience from the airport entrance to the American Airlines boarding gates. This is what the renovated Terminal 8 looks like
After delays: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has announced it will begin the full systems testing of the much-anticipated SkyLink. "Guests can expect to see the train running 24/7"
Air passengers in the Netherlands will face major tax increases by 2027, with long-haul flights rising up to 140% and family costs sharply higher
The new lounge opening at the airport in Nashville, Tennessee, is expected to be the largest in the area, with outdoor balconies and runway views as part of a broader investment in upgrading the passenger experience
ACI report: Global airports see steady growth across passengers, cargo, and aircraft movements. Atlanta was the busiest airport last year, followed by Dubai and Tokyo Haneda. The top 10 busiest airports in total passengers account for 9% of the global passenger traffic
Amtrak has initiated procurement for its largest-ever long-distance train fleet. Over 800 new railcars will replace aging equipment across 14 routes. A fully standardized single-level fleet is planned for nationwide service
From the A321XLR to the Dreamliner: Air Canada introduces bed seats, luxury suites, and advanced technology as part of a broad strategic move
Verbal violence incident on Ryanair flight cost the abusive passenger dearly: a court has sentenced the attacker to 10 months in prison. Airlinereiterates: "Zero tolerance policy"
In time for another round of Easter travel: TAROM outlines why baggage can be delayed or lost, what passengers should do, and how compensation is handled under international rules
