Tag Archives: Transport

U.S. Airlines Add Coronavirus Testing to Popular Caribbean Destinations

U.S. airlines are adding flights, and in some cases COVID-19 testing programs, for travel to [...]

24
Nov
How the Pandemic Derailed Amtrak From Its Hopeful Path to First-Time Profits

Amtrak boss Bill Flynn isn’t the only travel CEO steeling themself for a wretched Christmas. [...]

23
Nov
Scooter Rental Company Lime Sees First Profits Amid Growing Demand for Short-Range Travel

Urban mobility company Lime said on Thursday it had turned its first quarterly profit, as [...]

21
Nov
5 Key Takeaways From Skift Aviation Forum

How does an industry that’s barely 100 years old handle a once-in-a-century pandemic? Airline and [...]

20
Nov
Vaccine Euphoria Isn’t Deterring United From Conservative Approach as Year-End Cancellations Rise

Even with a gloomy outlook for the upcoming holiday season from an uptick in last-minute [...]

19
Nov
Business Travel Is Coming Back: Top Execs at American Airlines and Dallas-Forth Worth Airport

Airline executives reacted cautiously on Thursday to the news that the U.S. Centers for Disease [...]

19
Nov
CEOs From Air France and Ryanair See Different Flight Paths to a Travel Recovery

Full-service carriers like Air France are copying some budget operators like Ryanair to compete with [...]

19
Nov
U.S. Airlines Still Have Lots to Do to Put the 737 Max in the Air After FAA Approval

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved the Boeing 737 Max to fly again, ending [...]

18
Nov
The Reality of a Vaccine Is Here: Can Airlines Deliver?

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer could seek U.S. government approval for its Covid vaccine as early as [...]

09
Nov
Drama Inside Air Canada’s Loyalty Program and 12 Other Top Travel Stories This Week

Throughout the week we are posting original stories night and day covering news and travel [...]

07
Nov