Mary Schlangenstein

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Airlines Slash Prices To Convince Americans To Vacation Closer To Home

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Travelers are hungry for international trips, forcing domestic-focused carriers to discount prices.

Alaska Airlines CEO Says Silicon Valley Business Travel Has Dried Up

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Ben Minicucci says Silicon Valley tech companies have “turned off” their business travel.

Airline Investors See Post-Pandemic Rebound In Low-Cost Travel

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Entrepreneurs are focused on stimulating traffic on mostly uncontested nonstop routes.

JetBlue's London Flights To Get Luxury Touches In Premium Cabins

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JetBlue has remodeled its premium Mint cabin for the company’s trans-Atlantic debut later this year.

American Air's Fare Push Targets Young Fliers Unfazed By Virus

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The rare pocket of demand offers a modest lifeline for struggling airlines.

American Air Will Book Flights To Capacity With Pandemic Raging

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By contrast, Delta Air Lines Inc. has said it will keep middle seats open through Sept. 30.

What Pilots Do When A Pandemic Grounds Half The World’s Planes

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The airline industry has been slow to recover since the outbreak began.

America's 'Big Three' Airlines Prepare For A Very Painful Fall

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Airlines are barred from slashing jobs through Sept. 30 under the terms of a $50 billion government bailout.

Citi And American Air Cancel Trips, Seize Points For Rewards Abuse

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Some customers claim they are being unfairly caught up in the credit card providers' crackdown.

Airlines Want You To Burn Your Miles

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Frequent-flyer miles can be tricky to redeem, but carriers have lowered rates for some domestic flights, a study says.

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