Delta, NWA court employees
In a move to get the nod of regulators and shareholders, Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines are extending travel privileges to employees.
Gun restrictions under review
Gun advocates have lobbied Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne to review the ban against bringing loaded weapons into national parks and wildlife areas.
TSA tackles lines in Atlanta
The Transportation Security Administration’s own Kip Hawley will visit Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport to help security teams there shorten security lines.
BA adds fuel surcharge
The fuel surcharge merry-go-round continues. Next up, British Airways which announced today that fares on long-haul flights, those to destinations outside of Europe, will increase by $40 to $60 per round trip.
Hotels testing new features
Where can you find a waterproof mattress and wireless electricity? In the X-room, a test guest room at the Courtyard by Marriott in Newark, Del.
All-business-class still alive
Even though Eos Airlines and MaxJet Airways have gone under, the all-business-class model still has legs as Silverjet, l’Avion and Lufthansa are out to prove.
San Diego beaches reopen
Beaches in San Diego have reopened after authorities suspended shark warnings following a fatal attack 150 yards offshore.
United talks with US Airways
United Airlines, apparently desperate for a merger partner, is now talking with US Airways.
Delta raises fares
Delta Air Lines announced Monday that it would increase domestic fares between $10 and $40 per round trip.
American next to charge for bags
American Airlines, following the lead of others, announced Monday it would charge passengers $25 for checking a second bag.