AuthorL. Moura

CEO Tony Fernanes expressed confidence that Capital A would exit PN 17 status by the first quarter of next year.

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Christian Louboutin, the luxury shoe designer, has acquired a stake in Experimental Group, a Paris-based hospitality company.

The sweeping bill includes a range of consumer protections, including automatic refunds and guaranteed family seating.

Skift speaks with Southwest’s vice president of marketing about the carrier’s latest advertising campaign that seeks to attract more Gen Z and Millennial travelers.

JetBlue said it’s on track to launch first-class seats in 2026, becoming the latest airline to try to capitalize on the premium boom. 

As the world is opening up to Indians, they are now making choices that they think aligns with national interest.

The internet is awash in AI-generated trip planning, and inaccurate details can create a mess for both consumers and brands. 

IT problems are nothing new for airlines and airports, but the scale of Friday’s outage is without recent parallel.

With the launch of Skift Elevate, Skift is leading the charge in making the travel industry more inclusive.