If three’s a crowd, then what are ten airlines? (Hint: it’s not all good)
So United Airlines, Continental Airlines and eight other Star Alliance members are asking the government for antitrust immunity. So what?
Stretching a weak dollar
Americans planning trips to Europe this summer can minimize their vacation costs, should the dollar drop further, by carefully planning now.
Mexico travel alert renewed
The State Department on Monday updated its travel alert for Mexico, which was issued in October 2007, to warn U.S. tourists of ongoing border violence.
Early-bird discounts for business class
Carriers are slashing prices as demand for business class seats sags along with the economy.
Aer Lingus, United partner
Aer Lingus and United Airlines announced a code-sharing partnership Tuesday that will allow customers to begin booking the joined services in September for flights beginning Nov. 1.
EU allows cell phones on flights
The European Union announced today, for better or worse, guidelines that will permit use of mobile phones on flights.
BA plane makes emergency landing
A British Airways plane headed for San Francisco made an emergency landing in Ireland Saturday night.
More delays, lost bags for BA fliers
The baggage problems for British Airways continued Wednesday, forcing the airline to cancel or delay even more flights.
More cancellations at Terminal 5
Another day, another round of cancellations at Heathrow Airport’s problem-plagued new Terminal 5. British Airways canceled 54 short-haul flights Monday and said more could be in store for Tuesday.
No passport required, yet
U.S. citizens won’t need a passport to cross over land into Canada or Mexico until the middle of next year, the Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday.