The editors of Airline Weekly discuss the most interesting developments within the commercial airline industry. In keeping with Airline Weekly’s style, conversation generally centers on one question: How do you make money in this industry?
Ryanair and Singapore Airlines Watch the Compet...
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American Airlines CEO Robert Isom
36 min
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Hawaiian and Volaris's Struggles
23 min
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The U.S. Air Travel Recovery Flatlines
25 min
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Delta's Profit Machine
23 min
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Air France-KLM Moves on SAS
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Breeze Founder and CEO David Neeleman
Breeze Airways founder and CEO, and perennial airline entrepreneur, David Neeleman sat down for a wide ranging conversation with Brian Sumers at the Skift Global Forum.
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What Are Mexican Airlines to Do?
Mexico's airlines face two countervailing trends: the reopening of the U.S. to new growth countered by new restrictions at the country's busiest airport, Mexico City International.
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What's Happening at Spirit and Frontier?
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Fuel Costs Take a Bite Out of Airline Outlook
Fuel prices keep steadily rising after bottoming out in May and that's beginning to take a bite out the airline financial outlook.
24 min
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What Do Airlines Face This Autumn?
How are airlines doing as the second-quarter earnings season wraps up?
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The World's Most Profitable Airlines
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A Transatlantic Travel Boom
There was one thing in common across Air France-KLM, IAG, and JetBlue in the second quarter: Transatlantic travel demand is booming.
19 min
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Falling Airline Yields Do Not Mean Weak Demand
Both Ryanair and Alaska Airlines reported some decline in yields in the second quarter and continuing into the third. But they also made clear: Overall travel demand remains robust on both sides of the Atlantic.
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American and United's Strong Second Quarters
American Airlines and United Airlines just reported record second-quarter results, including double-digit operating margins. Will the magic continue?
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Norse Atlantic’s Strategy Comes Into Focus
Norse Atlantic Airways President Charles Duncan remains optimistic about the airline's future despite seasonal challenges, as he discusses its strategy with Airline Weekly.