Why JetBlue is growing potatoes at JFK airport
Growing potatoes, kale and garlic at JFK airport? JetBlue’s sustainability chief is rewriting the book on going green.
Delta is rolling out RFID luggage tags by the end of summer
Better tracking means fewer lost bags, we hope.
U.S. to boost airport staffing to manage long security lines
The United States is to increase the number of airport security staff and bomb-sniffing dogs and ramp up its pre-screening enrollment efforts in an attempt to address airlines’ concerns that long airport …
Man loses $26,000 from carry-on during flight
It’s a lesson in not letting your guard down — even if the thief isn’t going to run off anytime soon: A man’s watches and cash, worth $26,000, stolen from his bag.
Bad passenger behavior has hit a disgusting new low
What not to name your Wi-Fi hotspot
Can new Delta CEO Ed Bastian continue the airline’s success? – Atlanta Magazine
This simple trick can save you hundreds of dollars on flights
Amy Van Dyken-Rouen says she was ‘humiliated’ by TSA officer
“Had a full body pat down, and was humiliated by him,” the six-time gold medal winner wrote on Instagram about the agent.
Air rage tied to planes with first-class seating, study says
Passengers in economy seating were nearly four times more likely to have air rage on planes that had a first-class section.
Delta’s New York to D.C. Shuttle, Bucking Tradition, Removes Midday Flights
Delta will end a 55-year tradition of hourly shuttle service between New York and Washington this fall, when it cuts out two midday flights.
How to fix the TSA and make air travel fun again
Bombardier Lands First US C-Series Customer with Delta Order
Delta Air Lines has committed to purchasing 75 aircraft to add to its fleet from the manufacturer, along with the option for an additional 50.
Baby born on Jetstar flight named after airline
A pregnant mother who gave birth on a flight from Singapore has named her son Jet Star in honour of the flight crew who helped her deliver the child.
U.S. airfares drop to lowest level since 2010 with $377 average
The average U.S. airfare dropped to $377 last year, its lowest level since 2010 and down nearly 4 percent from 2014, according to government data released Tuesday.
Everybody off the plane – the crew need bottled water!
The pilot of an American Airlines flight from Washington DC to Indianapolis delayed take-off then deplaned his passengers because ground crew couldn’t deliver regulation water.
Travel agent charged older woman £116 more for ticket than young man
JetBlue takes delivery of first U.S.-built Airbus aircraft
The A321 was built at the Airbus manufacturing plant in Mobile, Ala.
Airline Changed Your Flight Schedule? When You Can Get a Refund or Better Flight
You bought the flight months ago. Then an email arrives: Your flight schedule has changed. Maybe your 11 a.m. departure is now at 6:15 a.m. Maybe your nonstop has become a connection. Maybe the airline moved you from LaGuardia to JFK. Or perhaps it automatically rebooked you onto an itinerary that is technically workable but…
Delta jet aborts takeoff as plane crosses runway
The FAA is investigating an incident at the world’s busiest airport in Atlanta after a Delta flight aborted takeoff to avoid another aircraft.