DOT Coronavirus Guidance: Too Little, Too Late?
FlyersRights.org scores DOT for doubling down on its laissez-faire approach
NEWS
Consumers Eager to Stay at Covid-Scrubbed Hotels
A new study highlights what consumers expect from hotels: increased cleaning and contactless technology
United Airlines Adds Flights, Extends Waivers, Warns of Impending Mass Furloughs
United is ramping up for summer but remains vigilant against dark days ahead
Thailand Reopens to Visitors Ahead of Possible Vaccine Solution
Thailand is reopening slowly to eleven categories of travelers and carefully watching the results
Seven Delta Sky Clubs to Reopen This Month
Lounges relaunch at Chicago, Denver, Miami, Nashville, Orlando, Phoenix and San Francisco as traffic picks up
United Returns to Shanghai, Cuts August Increases
Carrier pulls back on plans to boost capacity, says the reduced schedule may remain through the end of 2020
How Safe is the Air Aboard Airliners?
Technology, both new and old, is available to help air travelers breathe a little easier when booking their next trip
Global Airline Alliances Launch Pandemic Responses
Oneworld, Star and Skyteam offer enhanced protocols and information portals to rebuild traveler confidence in air travel
Air Canada CEO Calls for Easing Border Restrictions
As the carrier struggles to stay aloft, its head pleads for “safe corridor” travel – but US travelers may not be on the list
American Airlines Downsizes 2021 International Schedule
Carrier drops long-haul capacity for next summer by 25 percent while focusing on connections and partnerships
Puerto Vallarta Reopens with WTTC Safe Travels Stamp
Closed since March, the state of Jalisco unveils stringent new health and safety protocols
US Airlines to Require Passenger Health Acknowledgement
At check-in, customers will need to provide assurances around face coverings, symptoms and exposure to COVID-19