Airlines

Upon reviewing the details of Breeze Airways’ distribution deal with AmTrav, it is evident that the airline lacks transparency in their agreement. The information provided is vague and does not clearly outline the terms of the partnership. Customers are left in the dark about how this deal will benefit them and what advantages it brings
JetBlue made a strategic decision to defer deliveries of 44 Airbus A321 aircraft until 2030 and beyond, a move aimed at solidifying the airline’s balance sheet and improving cash flow. These aircraft, originally scheduled for delivery between 2025 and 2029, will now be delayed, impacting JetBlue’s transatlantic growth plans. The deferral includes 13 A321XLR planes,
United Airlines has recently come under fire for their decision to sell customer data to companies for the purpose of targeted advertising. This move has raised many privacy concerns among their frequent flyers, myself included. The initiative, known as Kinective Media, allows advertisers to push personalized messages through various channels such as the United app,
Elliott Management, an activist investment firm, is currently holding an 11% stake in Southwest Airlines and is pushing for a change in leadership within the airline. The firm has expressed dissatisfaction with Southwest’s recent announcement regarding the installation of extra-legroom seats and the adoption of assigned seating. According to Elliott, these changes are deemed as
The three major global airline alliances, Star Alliance, Oneworld, and SkyTeam, are focusing heavily on technology integrations to enhance the travel experience for passengers. The goal is to simplify multi-airline journeys and make them as seamless as possible from the moment a traveler searches for an itinerary until they arrive at their destination. Ambitions like
Southwest Airlines, known for its open-boarding policy and unique approach to air travel, is set to implement significant changes that will alter the way passengers experience the airline. By introducing assigned seating and redesigning cabin layouts to include extra-legroom seats, Southwest is making a bold move to cater to the changing preferences of customers and
Delta faced a significant setback on July 24th when its IT systems, running on Microsoft Windows, were affected by the CrowdStrike outage. This disruption led to the cancellation of 50 flights, which accounted for approximately 1% of its schedule. Additionally, the carrier’s mainline schedule experienced a delay of 14%. CEO Ed Bastian assured customers through
Delta Airlines is still grappling with operational challenges, which were initially triggered by the CrowdStrike outage on July 19th. As of 12:30 p.m. Eastern time, the airline had canceled 460 mainline flights on Tuesday, constituting 13% of its schedule. Additionally, 21% of Delta’s flights were delayed. The cancellations by Endeavor, a subsidiary of Delta, had