United Airlines said uncertainty about the Boeing 737 Max ungrounding led the airline to remove the plane from its schedule through early June.
Author: Dawn Gilbertson, USA TODAY
‘Elf’ on the plane: Here are the holiday movies airlines are showing this year
Airlines carefully curate their in-flight entertainment and show a variety of holiday movies. American alone has 20 festive flicks.
That new plane smell (and look): Spirit debuts new seats, bigger tray tables
Spirit unveiled a new Airbus A320neo outfitted with the airline’s new seats, bigger tray tables and new cabin colors.
More 737 Max fallout: Boeing to halt plane’s production in January, temporarily
Boeing’s move comes as the troubled plane’s grounding drags on. The company said in a statement it does not plan layoffs or furloughs at this time.
Say goodbye to those blue-and-yellow airport vans: SuperShuttle is going out of business
The shared ride airport vans have faced stiff competition from Uber, Lyft and other companies offering rides to and from the airport for less money.
Southwest Airlines opens schedule for summer 2020 flights: You can now book into August
Southwest doesn’t open its schedule nearly a year in advance like most airlines. But on Wednesday, the airline extended bookings through Aug. 10.
Is Southwest Airlines considering a no-frills ticket? (Just don’t call it basic economy)
Southwest sent a survey to customers about a new fare category. The airline says it regularly surveys travelers and nothing should be read into it.
American Airlines just made it easier to check in for international flights
Travelers who scan their passports via American’s mobile app won’t have to have someone at the airport check it.
Black Friday, Cyber Monday travel deals: Flights, cruises, hotels, more sales for your next trip
Airlines, cruise lines, hotels, rail passes and even theme parks get in on the Black Friday and Cyber Monday action with special promotions.
Holiday travel basics for infrequent flyers: 6 things to know if you haven’t flown lately
Yes, your license will still get you through security. No, your basic economy ticket doesn’t come with an advance seat assignment.