Robert Silk

Websites and apps are increasingly being used to book on-demand flights, a big change for a business that has long relied on a more personal touch.

In a state where American, United and Southwest have their dominions, Delta has large growth targets in Austin.

A new TSA program called Gateside allows PreCheck members to pass through airport security on days they aren't flying, "bringing back the moments that once defined air travel."

Breeze Airways has fully transitioned its fleet from Embraer E190s to Airbus A220s, with the last Embraer flight landing on Sept. 7, 2026.

During a Q&A at the Future Travel Experience Global Expo, JSX CEO Alex Wilcox noted that oil prices are again rising amid intensified conflict in the U.S.-Iran war.

Frontier Airlines will start flying from Orlando to Medellin, Bogota and Cartegena in December, using narrowbody Airbus aircraft, competing with Avianca and LATAM, and replacing Spirit Airlines' discontinued routes.

American Airlines aims to close its gap in Asia service compared to Delta and United by expanding routes and increasing seat capacity, despite challenges like aircraft delivery delays.

August airfares rose 23.4% compared to the previous year, driven by increased jet fuel costs since the Iran war, with strong demand persisting despite fare hikes; JetBlue expects significant revenue growth.

AirBaltic, based in Latvia, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to restructure for a stronger financial position while continuing operations, citing fuel price spikes and impacts from the Ukraine conflict.

Airlines editor Robert Silk spoke with Burgess about NDC adoption, ATPCO's role as airline distribution evolves and what he's learned so far.