Embracing the great outdoors
HOK’s Matt Needham and William Jenkinson discuss trends in designing outdoor spaces for US airport terminals. Travel is once again ramping up. According to.
Emerald Airlines reinstates Cardiff-Belfast air link
Flights are to resume between Belfast and Cardiff next week. Aer Lingus regional carrier Emerald Airlines plans five flights a week between Wales and.
ATAG urges Asia-Pacific governments to support UN climate goal
Asia-Pacific governments heard from aviation industry representatives today about the importance of coming to an agreement at the United Nations level on a long-term.
Qatar Airways expands southern Africa presence with Airlink codeshare
Qatar Airways is expanding connectivity across southern Africa via a codeshare pact with Johannesburg-based carrier Airlink. The new arrangement provides connections between 45 destinations.
Tui tight-lipped over holidaymakers’ illness legal action
Tui has declined to comment on after a law firm started legal action against the operator following 36 holidaymakers allegedly falling ill at a.
InteleTravel agents can now sell own Atol packages after ‘strategic’ delay
InteleTravel agents have just been given the go-ahead to start selling their own Atol packages despite being granted a licence by the Civil Aviation.
Wizz Air extends free flight deadline for Ukrainian refugees
Wizz Air is extending an offer of free flights for Ukrainian refugees to the UK until the end of June. The budget carrier has.
Newmarket Holidays sees long-haul agent sales rise 80%
Newmarket Holidays has reported an 80% increase in long-haul agent sales for the year to date, compared to the same period in 2019. The.
Meeting on outbound think-tank concludes ‘greater debate’ needed
A second meeting to discuss a UK outbound travel think-tank has concluded there needs to be ‘greater thought and debate’ into how the sector.
Staff shortages force agencies to consider cutting branches
Staffing pressures are forcing independent agencies to review their retail networks as they struggle to maintain service levels amid strong booking volumes. “Desperate” Travel.
Abta chief defends hike in members’ subscriptions
Abta chief Mark Tanzer has defended an increase in members’ subscriptions averaging 8% from July, insisting the association has “the balance right” between managing.
We are ‘recession resilient’, says Carnival boss
The boss of Carnival Corporation has said his company is “recession resilient” thanks to pent-up demand for cruising. Speaking as he unveiled second-quarter results.
Mumbai Airport hosts fun-filled celebrations for passengers
Between 18-21 June 2022, Mumbai International Airport celebrated World Music Day, Father’s Day, and International Day of Yoga through a series of fun-filled activities.
Palmerola International Airport receives ACI Airport Health Accreditation
Palmerola International Airport has been awarded the Airports Council International – Latin America and the Caribbean Airport Health Accreditation, for its efforts with implementing.
Swedavia to charge airlines based on CO2 emissions
Swedavia has announced its new environmental incentives to charge airline operators at its largest airports, Stockholm Arlanda and Gothenburg Landvetter, based on the airline’s.
U.S. Air-Passenger Screenings Highest Since Early 2020 Despite Flight Cancellation Saga
Skift Take Ongoing flight cancellations in the U.S. haven’t deterred passengers trying to fly from Point A to Point B. But airlines and airports.
The Highest Paid U.S. Airline CEOs and Other Top Stories This Week
Skift Take In Skift’s top stories this week, how much were major U.S. airline CEOs paid in 2021 is revealed, events executives explain how.
Frontier Ups Offer for Spirit Airlines, Matches JetBlue Reverse Break-Up Fee
Skift Take The race to create the country’s fifth-largest airline is getting hotter as both Frontier and JetBlue continue to up their bid for.
Daily Podcast: One-Way Airline Tickets Are Surging
Skift Take Good morning from Skift. It’s Frida, June 24 in New York City. Here’s what you need to know about the business of.
High cost of staycations fuelling demand for overseas holidays, study shows
More people are planning overseas trips fuelled by concerns over the high cost of domestic holidays after two years when the pandemic restricted foreign.