Big battle over open skies
Benét J. Wilson
July 13, 2015
The battle lines have been drawn in a showdown between the Big Three U.S. airlines — American, Delta and United — and the Big Three Middle
The battle lines have been drawn in a showdown between the Big Three U.S. airlines — American, Delta and United — and the Big Three Middle
Summer is the busiest time of year for international air travel, and a swath of cities are getting new flights. Last month, Norwegian Air announced
A new report by the National League of Cities (NCL) found that 71 percent of city officials surveyed support the growth of the sharing economy,
Travel focused sharing economy companies are popping up as fast as weeds after a Texas thunderstorm. A new report by consulting firm PwC says,”The innovation
Millennials are multimodal, choosing the best transportation mode — driving, transit, bike or walk — based on the trip they are planning to take, according
Takata, the Japanese auto supplier, agreed on Tuesday to recall 33.8 million defective airbag inflators. It is the largest automotive recall in history. There’s only
In a post here, I wrote about how U.S. cities are adapting — or not — to the sharing economy. The so-called ‘sharing economy’ poses
As the airline industry continues to consolidate, non-aeronautical revenue has become much more important in helping with the financial viability of an airport. One of
New research is emphasizing how important it is for millennials to live where there is a good public transportation system, allowing them to live car-free.
With airlines flying packed planes and airports handling more travelers, it can be hard to find a quiet corner in a terminal where you can
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