For years, the answer to the world’s best business class debate has often started — and usually ended — with the QSuite from Qatar Airways. It has become the industry benchmark: a business class suite with a closing door, genuine privacy, flexible center-seat arrangements, and enough innovation to make manyContinue Reading
For more than 50 years, the boarding process at Southwest Airlines was one of the most recognizable rituals in US aviation. Passengers checked in, received an A, B, or C boarding position, lined up at the gate, and then chose any open seat once onboard. It was unusual, sometimes stressful,Continue Reading
The American Airlines pilots union has delivered one of the clearest public signals yet that frustration with the carrier’s direction is building — and it is now spilling into the open. In a message to members, Allied Pilots Association (APA) president Nick Silva described United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby’s mergerContinue Reading