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Spirit Airlines unveiled in December a freshly updated interior. Complete with roomier seats, a larger tray table, and additional pre-recline on every row, this latest initiative is part of Spirit’s promise… Continue Reading
Airbus have delivered a total of 112 Airbus A350’s in 2019 and they have ramped up the production line compared to 2018. In 2018 Airbus did not reach the 100 mark on the yearly production line for… Continue Reading
International Airlines Group (IAG) announces that Willie Walsh has decided to retire as chief executive. He will stand down from the role and from the Board of IAG on 26 March 2020 and will retire on… Continue Reading
JetBlue to Go Carbon Neutral on All Domestic Flights by Offsetting Emissions Starting in 2020, Ramping up to Offset more than 15-17 Billion Pounds of CO2 Emissions Per Year JetBlue have announced that… Continue Reading
Hilton is poised to become the first international hotel brand to operate in the Faroe Islands, following a franchise agreement with P/F Hotel Atlantic, a subsidiary of the National Airline, Atlantic… Continue Reading
American Airlines shared a couple of days ago with its team that the company has reached a confidential agreement with Boeing on compensation for financial damages incurred in 2019 due to the grounding… Continue Reading
From sporting hotspots and historic cities to blissful beaches and remote hideaways, Hilton has rounded-up 20 of its marquee properties to visit in 2020. Keep in mind, some of the hotels are opening in… Continue Reading
Traveling between the Silicon Valley and Dublin, Ireland – two of the world’s leading centers of technology and innovation – will soon get a lot easier. United Airlines announced earlier that it… Continue Reading
For the 16th consecutive year, Global Traveler readers named United Airlines’ MileagePlus program the Best Overall Frequent Flyer program in the industry in 2019. Global Traveler is a monthly publication… Continue Reading
Southwest Airlines continues to monitor information from Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on the impending 737 MAX software enhancements and training requirements. We remain confident… Continue Reading