Jessica Puckett is a Freelance Travel Writer and Editor. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, airlines, and various aspects of travel and tourism, including family and adventure travel, as well as travel technology. Jessica's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Sacramento Bee, Condé Nast Traveller, and The Seattle Times.
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Jessica Puckett's coverage predominantly focuses on travel, hotels, and tourism. She also touches upon house & home topics. Based on her articles' titles, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to emerging trends in the travel industry, unique vacation destinations or accommodations (such as Airbnbs), and innovations that enhance the travel experience.
Given her focus on promotional deals and government announcements, PR professionals could consider reaching out with news about new hotel openings, significant renovations or rebranding of properties, and updates from major players in the hospitality industry.
Pitches that align with Jessica’s interest in wellness travel trends for 2024 or advancements improving experiences for travelers may resonate well with her. It is advisable to tailor pitches based on upcoming changes or developments within the tourism industry that cater to a broader audience.
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Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has debuted a new AI tool for airlines to better manage their fleets.
A survey by Upgraded Points reveals that 63% of travelers consider aircraft age when booking flights. The study, using Planespotters.net data, found that United, Delta, and American Airlines have the oldest fleets, while Frontier, Alaska, and Southwest Airlines have the youngest.
The FAA has granted an airworthiness certificate to BETA Technologies for its ALIA eVTOL aircraft, allowing it to conduct flights and market surveys, as part of a broader initiative to test eVTOL aircraft for uses like air taxis.
By: Jessica Puckett
American Airlines announced record third-quarter revenue despite high fuel costs impacting earnings. The airline cut its annual earnings guidance for 2026 due to historic fuel expenses, projecting a loss of $1 to $1.60 per share. Fuel costs may add $1 billion to fourth-quarter expenses. American plans slower network growth in 2027 while focusing on profitability and premium services. Other airlines also reduced earnings forecasts because of fuel prices.
The airline will offer enhanced perks like free upgrades to the BlueFirst class for Mosaic members, more options for JetBlue Premier credit cardholders, and new ways to share benefits and points.
Snacking, drinking, and dining are all easy ways to pass the time inside an airport. But did you know the food and beverages you purchase in the terminal could have lasting effects on your flight and well into your trip?
By: Jessica Puckett
The strategy takes some finesse, but it's possible to negotiate in the right situation
JetBlue CEO Joanna Geraghty stated that the airline is not looking to restructure its debt, despite financial concerns and a recent bond selloff, and is not in talks with creditors or seeking U.S. government assistance. JetBlue is focused on returning to profitability with its JetForward initiative, despite reporting a third-quarter net loss due to high fuel expenses.
By: Jessica Puckett
A survey by IATA reveals that 87% of travelers are satisfied with airport biometrics, with growing acceptance and use, though some express concerns about data security and privacy.
Most countries don't allow international travelers to enter their territory unless they have at least six months left before their passport
