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Like other airlines, JetBlue reducing capacity due to higher fuel costsCEO Robin Hayes estimated that capacity will be up 5.7% in the fourth quarter, a two-point drop from earlier JetBlue guidance.

AirHelp's Henrik Zillmer

AirHelp's Henrik ZillmerThe CEO of the airline claim remuneration app talks about air travelers' rights when flights are delayed, canceled or...

Delta and Air France-KLM put Alitalia venture on iceAlitalia is undergoing restructuring through bankruptcy, and its future ownership structure is uncertain.

Permitting emotional support animals on planes becomes hot potato for DOT

Permitting emotional support animals on planes becomes hot potato for DOTThe Department of Transportation is reviewing more than 4,400 public comments in determining whether it should end a federal...

JetBlue cutting jobs in support centersThe reductions will be a combination of voluntary buyouts, elimination of open positions and involuntary departures.

Delta and WestJet finalize joint venture dealIn order for the partnership to become effective, the carriers must be granted antitrust immunity by U.S. and Canadian...

Singapore named world's best airline in Skytrax awards

Singapore named world's best airline in Skytrax awardsFor this year's Skytrax World Airline Awards, Delta was the highest-ranked U.S. carrier at 37th, one slot ahead of Alaska.

Cathay Pacific fills in void in SeattleThe carrier will launch Hong Kong-Seattle service next spring, a few months after Delta stops operating the route.

NAACP lifts travel advisory for American AirlinesThe organization said the airline has "taken substantive action to begin to address implicit bias."

Nigeria Air scheduled to start flying in DecemberThe Nigerian government said that it would own no more than 5% of the airline.