Weather is No Excuse, DOT Fines AAL $1.6 Million for Tarmac Delays
The U.S. Department of Transportation has fined American Airlines $1.6 Million for violations of the tarmac delay rule during 2013 and 2015.
Donuts and Bacon: Alaska Airlines Makes a Sweet Case for ‘Different’
In a quintessentially Pacific Northwest way (think Voodoo Donuts), Alaska Airlines has made the case for its newly blended brand with the official close of its Virgin America acquisition. The magic, they argue, is in the whole.
As the Pieces Come Together, NAI and Ryanair Become World’s Most Powerful Long-Haul LCC Combo
In case you missed the implications of NAI’s approval, or wondered why opponents made such a fuss over something which was already happening (Norwegian adding new routes to the U.S.), the stars have now aligned for the long-awaited partnership between two Irish airlines which will rock the transatlantic market.
Southwest Adds Panasonic Global Connectivity Services, Extends GEE Wi-Fi Contract
Southwest Airlines has announced dual-sourcing of its onboard connectivity and entertainment, as new aircraft enter the fleet and aircraft without Wi-Fi are retired.
Icelandair’s New Northern Lights Game Will Shimmer You with Science!
Stop what you’re doing right now. I don’t care what it is (unless you’re directing air traffic) you will want to take a few minutes to create your own Northern Lights, using science and Icelandair technology.
LCC Air Seoul Launches with SITA’S Horizon Passenger Management Solution
Air Seoul, the new South Korean low-cost carrier based at Seoul Incheon International Airport, has launched its operations using SITA’s Horizon Passenger Management and Distribution systems.