Gate Crunch at O’Hare Speeds 24-Gate Concourse Plan
A mounting gate shortage at Chicago O’Hare is pushing the city to fast-track a new 24-gate concourse as United and American race for hub dominance.
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U.S. Travelers Lost 3.9M Hours to Delays in 2025
New analysis suggests U.S. passengers lost 3.9 million hours to flight delays in 2025. Here is what airlines are required to provide when trips go wrong.
Europe’s New Air Passenger Rights: What Travelers Gain
The European Union has approved sweeping new air passenger rights rules, promising clearer compensation, stronger rerouting options, and better information when flights are delayed or canceled.
American Airlines Narrows 24-Hour Refund Window
American Airlines has tightened its 24‑hour refund policy, limiting risk‑free cancellation on most tickets to bookings made at least a week before departure.
Harbor Diversified Navigates Life After Air Wisconsin Sale
Harbor Diversified has shed its airline operations, exiting regional flying and entering a cash-rich, asset-light phase that raises new questions for investors.
Frontier Airlines Adds 9 New Nonstop Routes Across US
Frontier Airlines is rolling out nine new nonstop routes, expanding its domestic network with added links to Las Vegas, major hubs, and fast-growing leisure markets.
U.S. Airlines Brace for New Hawaii Storm After Hurricane Lala
U.S. carriers are adjusting Hawaii schedules, waiving change fees and repositioning crews as a second tropical system nears the islands days after Hurricane Lala.
Frontier Engine Death Highlights Troubling Safety Pattern
A man’s death after being sucked into a Frontier Airlines jet engine in Denver is renewing questions about airport security gaps and recurring jet-engine ground fatalities.
Flight attendants challenge Google’s Spirit AI data deal
Flight attendants are pushing back on Google’s $10 million bid for Spirit Airlines’ data, warning that the AI training trove could expose decades of confidential employee records.
United Completes Phase One Expansion of Denver Pilot Training Hub
United Airlines has finished the first phase of a major expansion to its Denver pilot training campus, boosting simulator capacity and supporting significant hiring plans.
Low-cost airline exits key market, cancels all flights
Scottish regional carrier Loganair will exit Dundee, cancelling all flights and leaving the Scottish city without any commercial air service for the first time in years.
American Airlines Stock Ticks Higher on Long-Haul Premium Bet
American Airlines shares rose after investors weighed a 2028-focused premium strategy built on retrofits, new cabins and higher-yield travelers despite near-term profit pressure.
Alaska Airlines Adds Seattle Nonstops to Athens and Paris
Alaska Airlines is extending its Seattle hub deeper into Europe with new nonstop flights to Athens and Paris, adding fresh competition and connectivity across the Atlantic.
Alaska Airlines adds first nonstop Seattle flights to Athens, Paris
Alaska Airlines will launch its first-ever nonstop routes from Seattle to Athens and Paris in 2027, expanding West Coast access to two major European capitals.
Google’s $10M Spirit Airlines Data Buy Triggers Privacy Fight
Google’s $10 million bid for Spirit Airlines’ corporate data highlights fast-growing demand for real-world travel information and deep unease over employee privacy protections.