The U.S. and China have reached an agreement to significantly boost air connectivity between the two nations. By the end of October, air services between the countries are set to double, marking a significant step in international travel relations.
Currently, airlines from both the U.S. and China are restricted to a total of 12 roundtrip operations per week. However, starting September 1, this number will rise to 18, with a further increase to 24 roundtrips scheduled for October 29.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Clear have revised their earlier decision to increase the number of Clear users required to show valid identification. Initially, in response to security incidents, the TSA had announced that a larger portion of Clear members would need to verify their identity with a valid ID. However, recent reports indicate a shift in this stance, with a reduced percentage of Clear members now undergoing additional identity checks.
Frontier Airlines has announced a new version of its GoWild! Pass, offering unlimited flights for a fixed price. The pass, priced at $299 for the upcoming fall and winter travel seasons, is the latest in a series of all-you-can-fly passes the airline has offered since its introduction last year.
The ground handler strikes that were scheduled for the end of July and early August at London Gatwick Airport (LGW) have been called off. The decision comes after members of Unite the Union accepted an increased pay offer from ground handling companies ASC Cargo Handling and Menzies Aviation.
The union confirmed that its members accepted a "double-digit" pay raise following successful negotiations. This development also follows the cancellation of strikes by Gatwick DHL workers earlier this week, after workers voted to accept a 15% pay deal.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has announced a ban on the sale of single-use plastic water bottles, becoming the second major U.S. airport to implement such a measure in an effort to promote sustainable travel. The ban, which also applies to Van Nuys Airport (VNY), exempts bottled water served on aircraft.
The decision follows a two-year phase-out period approved by the Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners in June 2021. This allowed vendors at the airports to sell their existing bottled water inventory and adjust their purchasing contracts.
United Airlines announced on Thursday that it will introduce Braille signage in its aircraft cabins, a move that will enhance accessibility for passengers who are blind or have significant vision impairment. This initiative makes United the first U.S. airline to implement fleet-wide Braille signage.
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is enhancing its facilities as part of a multi-billion dollar redevelopment project. The airport, which has often been criticized for its cramped terminals and inefficient security screening, is making significant strides to improve the passenger experience.
United Airlines has recently unveiled more details about its strategy to improve operations at its Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) hub. The hub experienced a series of flight cancellations in late June due to operational disruptions caused by severe weather.
During the company's Q2 earnings conference call, CEO Scott Kirby stated that the airline is taking unprecedented measures to address the operational challenges at the airport, which persist regardless of weather conditions.
The upcoming summer travel season is not without its challenges, with several strikes planned across Europe that could impact your travel plans. This guide will provide you with the necessary information to prepare for these disruptions and ensure a smooth journey.
If you're planning a European getaway during these turbulent times, it's essential to understand your rights and the coverage provided by your insurance policy. In case of flight delays or other disruptions, you may be entitled to compensation.
EasyJet, a leading budget airline in the UK, has been compelled to cancel 1,700 summer flights from London Gatwick Airport (LGW), causing potential disruptions to the holiday plans of thousands of passengers. These cancellations are expected to impact approximately 180,000 passengers who had planned to travel to and from Gatwick during July, August, and September.