I flew a brand new American Airlines A321XLR from Los Angeles to New York in Flagship Business Class and enjoyed the sleek new cabin and individual seat. It’s not a perfect business class seat, but it is a big...
Kuwait Airport Reopens, But Can Airlines Trust A Gateway Iran Keeps Targeting?
Kuwait International Airport was struck by drones in a deadly attack attributed by Kuwait and the United States to Iran, damaging Terminal 1 and briefly halting flights. Operations are now resuming, but the larger question is whether Kuwait can...
Delta Air Lines Sees An Opening At LAX, But Los Angeles Has A History Of Humbling Airlines
Delta Air Lines appears increasingly serious about building up Los Angeles, but LAX has humbled many airlines before. The opportunity is real, but so are the limits. Delta’s LAX Ambitions Grow, But Can It Make Los Angeles Work? Yesterday,...
SAS First India Flight In 17 Years Becomes An Eight-Hour Flight To Nowhere
SAS returned to India after 17 years, but its first Copenhagen – Mumbai flight did not quite make it to India, turning back after four hours in the air due to missing final regulatory approval. SAS Returns To India...