UnitedHealthcare denial leaves Upstate crash victim without brain rehab
A motorcycle crash survivor in Upstate New York faces steep recovery hurdles after UnitedHealthcare reportedly declined coverage for intensive brain injury rehabilitation.
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Widerøe Named Europe’s Most Expensive Airline in New Study
A new analysis of ticket revenues places Norway’s regional carrier Widerøe at the top of Europe’s priciest airlines, far above major network competitors.
The Big Three: Which U.S. Airline Has the Youngest Fleet?
New data on fleet ages at American, Delta and United reveals which U.S. giant is flying the youngest aircraft and how aggressive renewal plans compare.
Starlux to Launch Kaohsiung Japan Routes on Jan. 1, 2027
Taiwan’s Starlux Airlines will open new Japan routes from Kaohsiung on January 1, 2027, signaling a major southern Taiwan expansion and fresh competition on popular leisure sectors.
New Ultra Long-Haul Routes Probe Post-Pandemic Demand
From Qantas’ Project Sunrise to Singapore Airlines’ New York services, airlines are pushing ultra long-haul routes to test how far premium demand will stretch.
Alaska Airlines Adds Seattle Nonstops to Athens and Paris
Alaska Airlines is extending its Seattle hub deeper into Europe with new nonstop routes to Athens and Paris, signaling a more ambitious global strategy.
Scott Kirby Eyes U.S. Global Juggernaut as United Chases Delta
United CEO Scott Kirby concedes competitors offer a better product and outlines an aggressive growth and loyalty strategy aimed at building a dominant U.S. global carrier.
United, ESPN Bring Live Fantasy Football Draft to 35,000 Feet
United Airlines is turning an ordinary flight into an NFL fantasy football stage, showcasing its high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi through a live ESPN draft broadcast.
Virgin Australia Apologizes After Disability Advocate Removed From Flight
Virgin Australia has issued an apology after a disability advocate was removed from a Sydney to Adelaide flight during a dispute over his wheelchair motor.
Alaska Airlines adds seasonal Seattle flights to Athens, Paris
Alaska Airlines is extending its push into Europe with new seasonal nonstop routes from Seattle to Athens and Paris, further cementing the city as its long‑haul hub.
Trip Report: Ethiopian 787-8 From Oslo to Stockholm
A short fifth-freedom hop on Ethiopian’s Boeing 787-8 between Oslo and Stockholm offers long-haul hardware, light service and unusual non-Schengen procedures.
United Airlines Completes First Phase of Denver Pilot Hub Expansion
United Airlines has wrapped up phase one of a multiyear expansion of its Denver Flight Training Center, boosting simulator capacity as pilot hiring accelerates.
United Pilot Heard Cursing Flight Attendants on Hot Mic
A United Airlines pilot was reportedly caught on a hot mic cursing flight attendants during a passenger announcement, raising new questions about crew culture and cockpit conduct.
Alaska Airlines adds Paris and Athens nonstops from Seattle
Alaska Airlines will add new nonstop flights from Seattle to Paris and Athens in 2027, widening its growing intercontinental network from the Pacific Northwest hub.
LATAM CFO details engines of 28% Q2 revenue surge
LATAM Airlines CFO Ricardo Bottas highlights network growth, premium demand and loyalty gains as key drivers behind a 28% year-on-year jump in second-quarter sales.