Airline News

Gulf hotels were already struggling before this month's headlines. A hoped-for recovery may get pushed out further.

Pricing power has emerged as a major theme of second-quarter earnings as airlines look to make their pricing gains permanent.

Southwest said it will focus more on enhancing its network, products, and pricing as part of an effort to further strengthen its profitability.

Surging fuel costs hit Alaska particularly hard this year. But the carrier is betting that it can turn its profitability around with higher travel demand — and even catch up to Delta and United.

Emirates has rebuilt faster than initially forecast, and faster than the war itself has resolved. Sir Tim Clark's well-worn crisis-management playbook is being tested in real time — and it's holding so far.

Clark insists Emirates is ready for life after him, but his decision to stay on keeps one of aviation’s longest-running succession stories alive. 

For a startup with no legacy fleet to fall back on, delivery delays were painful. But taking such a large number of aircraft in just a month brings its own headaches.

JetBlue’s winning bid comes in well below Spirit's $86.7 million valuation of its LaGuardia slots.

Aeromexico's Q2 was a fuel-and-World-Cup dent, not a demand crack, and a record premium mix plus a shrinking domestic rivalry point the rest of the year sharply up.

Associations are unhappy with Europe’s plans to make the aviation industry pay more for its international emissions — for different reasons. One side argues proposals don’t go far enough, and the other says they shouldn’t exist at all.