A cyberattack on check-in systems caused major disruptions at European airports, leading to delays and manual operations. Experts warn of vulnerabilities in aviation security.
In a heated exchange at the Skift Global Forum, Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle defended his airline's discount model against United's Scott Kirby, who claimed it is dying. Biffle highlighted Frontier's lower costs and customer focus amid rising competition and operational challenges.
Spirit Airlines has filed for bankruptcy protection just months after emerging from Chapter 11. Despite the setback, the airline assures passengers can still book flights and use loyalty points during the restructuring. Union leaders warn employees to prepare for potential challenges ahead.
In a shocking turn of events, Delta and United Airlines are facing lawsuits for charging premium prices for window seats that lack actual windows. Passengers claim they were misled and are seeking justice. Join the growing outrage!
Hundreds of visitors to cabins at Grand Teton National Park may have been exposed to rabies after bats were found in the area. Health officials are alerting those who stayed in the cabins to seek medical advice immediately.
Alaska Airlines is grappling with significant flight disruptions after a critical hardware failure caused a system-wide halt. With over 150 cancellations and numerous delays, the airline warns of ongoing impacts as they work to resolve the issue.
In a groundbreaking announcement, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem declared that travelers can now keep their shoes on during TSA security checks, ending a long-standing mandate. This policy change aims to enhance the travel experience while maintaining security.
In a surprising move, the TSA is set to allow passengers to keep their shoes on during security checks at major airports. This policy change marks a significant shift in airport security protocols established nearly two decades ago.
A massive strike by French air traffic controllers has led to the cancellation of over 1,500 flights, affecting nearly 300,000 passengers during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.
In a surprising move, Singapore's budget airline Jetstar Asia will shut down by the end of July, marking the end of over 20 years of service. Qantas, its owner, cites rising costs and competition as key factors.
