Airlines
Airlines Collected Record Baggage Fees In 2012
U.S. airlines collected more than $6 billion in baggage and reservation change fees from passengers last year — the highest amount since the fees became common five years ago.
Travelers, Flight Attendants React To TSA Policy Changes
Starting April 25th, the TSA will allow sporting equipment to be checked through security and onto the plane – gear such as golf clubs, hockey and lacrosse sticks, ski poles, and novelty bats.
TSA To Allow Small Knives, Bats, Clubs On Planes
Airline passengers will be able to carry small knives, souvenir baseball bats, golf clubs and other sports equipment onto planes beginning next month under a policy change announced Tuesday by the head of the Transportation Security Administration.
In Path To American’s Merger, 1 CEO Had To Leave
When the airline filed for bankruptcy in November 2011, Tom Horton was simultaneously elevated to CEO. But from the minute he reached the top, a number of forces started converging against him.
Spirit Airlines Bag Fees Max Out At $100
Beginning Nov. 6, customers flying with Spirit Airlines can expect to pay as much as $100 for carry-on bags paid for at the boarding gate.
Airlines Ask Fliers To Reschedule Due To Hurricane Sandy
Some U.S. airlines are giving travelers a way out if they want to scrap their plans due to a massive storm expected to hit the East Coast.
Concerns Continue For American Airlines
American Airlines is doubling down on accusations that recent on-time performance issues are pilot related.
Isaac Forces Cancellation Of Hundreds Of Flights
Hundreds of flights at Miami International Airport have been canceled because of Tropical Storm Isaac.
What Airlines Consider “Appropriate” Attire For Travel
Airlines passengers are learning more about what is considered “appropriate” attire for traveling on an airplane.
US Airways CEO Says Merger Delays ‘Fine By Us’
The CEO of US Airways says he still wants to merge with American Airlines, but he’s in no hurry.
Southwest Offers Boston-Nashville Service
Southwest Airlines Co. this summer will offer nonstop daily service between Boston and Nashville, Tenn.
Southwest Airlines Doesn’t Expect A 1st Quarter Profit
Chief Financial Officer Laura Wright said Tuesday that jet fuel prices have been higher than the airline expected.



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