Cardiac Arrest: How Bystanders Can Save Lives Last June at Buffalo, New York airport, a woman collapsed on an escalator. Fortunately, bystander Phil Clough knew exactly what to do. He and another bystander quickly checked her pulse and breathing, and when she stopped breathing altogether, Clough immediately started doing chest compressions. Within seconds of receiving […]

Two major legacy carriers in the United States, American Airlines and United Airlines, typically target different markets and establish large hub facilities. This is because competition between the two can result in an inability for either to dominate the market, which is not ideal for profitability. However, there are a few exceptions where two legacy […]

The recent malfunction of the radar system at Newark Liberty International Airport has brought to light the profit-driven priorities of the airline industry and their government collaborators. On April 28 and May 9, radar directing planes in and out of the airport collapsed for 90 seconds, causing chaos and delays for flights. This was followed […]

Heathrow Airport Expansion Faces Calls for Regulatory Changes from Airlines The CEO of United Airlines, Scott Kirby, has expressed support for a major overhaul of Heathrow Airport’s regulation before the construction of a third runway begins. According to Kirby, airlines should have a seat at the table as advocates for the customers during Heathrow’s expansion. […]

Global Airlines Launches First Revenue Flight with Mixed Reviews Global Airlines, a UK start-up aiming to revolutionize air travel and bring back the golden age, recently conducted its first revenue flight. The airline invited influencers from around the world to purchase tickets and review the flight. However, the initial reviews are in and they may […]

Asiana Airlines, a South Korean carrier, has announced an extension of its Airbus A380 flight schedule between Seoul Incheon International Airport (ICN) and Sydney Kingsford International Airport (SYD), Australia. This decision, revealed by aviation analytics company Cirium, will see the A380 continue to operate on this route for an additional two months, instead of the […]

Turkish Airlines is considering Orlando as its potential 15th destination in the United States, according to its investor relations presentation for the first quarter of 2025. The presentation, held in March, outlined the airline’s financial and operational performance, as well as its plans for the future. Orlando has been on the airline’s radar for quite […]

Edinburgh Airport (EDI), located in the southeast of Scotland, is one of the busiest air hubs in the United Kingdom. Along with Glasgow Airport (GLA), situated an hour’s drive to the west, the airport serves as a key connector for Scotland with a variety of routes and aircraft. From regional hops to long-haul flights, Edinburgh […]

Qantas, the Australian flag carrier, has recently announced a new seasonal non-stop direct service between Adelaide, South Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand. This marks the second time in a few weeks that Qantas has introduced a new route to New Zealand, with the first being the Perth-Auckland route. The new Adelaide-Auckland service will operate from […]

Reduced travel demand in the United States has significantly affected the revenue of Expedia Group in the first quarter, according to the company’s latest report. Bank of America also reported a decrease in credit card transactions for flights and lodging last month, adding to the growing evidence that the U.S. travel and tourism industry may […]