Tag: airlines
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New Zealand’s Busiest Airport Days and Tips for Flying This Summer
Summer Travel in New Zealand: A Snapshot New Zealand’s peak travel season is ahead, with Air New Zealand projecting that roughly 2.7 million people—from Kiwis to international visitors—will take to the skies this summer. Whether you’re planning Christmas gatherings with family or a New Year’s Eve outing with friends, knowing when and how to fly…
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Better Deals for International Flights than Domestic Services
Why international flights can be cheaper than domestic ones Many travelers assume domestic flights will always be cheaper, but price dynamics in the airline industry often favor international itineraries. For a variety of reasons, fare structures, competition, and demand patterns can tilt savings toward international travel, even during peak seasons. Understanding these factors helps travelers…
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Fuel Woes at Seattle Airport: Airlines Brace for Delays During Thanksgiving Travel
Overview: A Weathered Week Ahead for Seattle-Tacoma International Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is confronting a fuel supply disruption that could ripple through flight schedules just as the Thanksgiving travel rush begins. The airport’s leadership said the shortage stems from a combination of logistical constraints, regional refinery availability, and heightened demand as winter travel picks up.…
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U.S. Businesses Urge Trump to Preserve North American Free Trade
U.S. Businesses Call for Stability in North American Free Trade Across a broad swath of the American economy, diverse industries—from airlines and appliance makers to vintners and parcel carriers—are rallying behind a shared objective: preservation and clarity of North American free trade. As the Trump administration shapes its approach to trade policy, executives say stability…
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FAA Lifts All Flight Restrictions as Shutdown Effects Fade
FAA Announces Restoration of Normal Flight Operations The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Sunday that all flight restrictions imposed at 40 major airports during the longest U.S. government shutdown have been lifted. The move signals a return to pre-shutdown operations for commercial flights and a recovery for travelers who faced delays and cancellations during…
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FAA Lifts All Flight Restrictions Imposed During Government Shutdown
FAA Lifts All Flight Restrictions Imposed During Government Shutdown The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on Sunday that it has lifted all flight restrictions imposed at 40 major airports during the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The move paves the way for airlines to resume their regular flight schedules and for travelers to plan…
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FAA Lifts All Flight Restrictions Imposed During Government Shutdown, Restarting Normal Schedules
Overview: Restrictions End as FAA Resumes Normal Operations The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that it has lifted all flight restrictions it had ordered at 40 major airports during the government shutdown. The move clears the way for airlines to resume their regular flight schedules and for airports to operate under standard capacity limits and…
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Are flights cheaper than they were in 2000? The surprising inflation-adjusted truth
Introduction: The paradox of cheaper-feeling flights When you book a domestic trip or an international hop, you might expect prices to rise in line with inflation. After all, wages have climbed and fuel costs have fluctuated. Yet many travelers feel that airfares, adjusted for price growth, don’t always move in lockstep with the broader cost…
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Rescue Flights for Blue Islands Passengers: Aurigny & Loganair
Background: Blue Islands collapses and passengers face disruption The Jersey-based airline Blue Islands has ceased trading, leaving around 100 staff unemployed and thousands of customers facing travel disruption. The company announced on Friday that it had formally ceased trading and cancelled all existing bookings, prompting immediate concern for passengers with upcoming trips and those holding…
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Trump Administration Rolls Back Biden-Era Cash Compensation Rule for Flight Delays and Cancellations
Background: A Biden-Era Push to Compensate Travelers In a move that aligns with its broader deregulatory stance on consumer protections, the Trump administration has withdrawn a proposed rule that would have required airlines to provide cash compensation to passengers when delays or cancellations were within the carrier’s control. The Biden-era policy, advanced by the Department…