Low-cost airlines play a key role in keeping the world connected, with their cheaper fares making air travel more accessible for those with less disposable income. Such airlines operate with tight ...

On the basis of purpose, the business travel segment is projected ... act as the key driving forces of the global low-cost airlines market. In addition, increase in purchasing power of middle-class ...

There’s a lot to be optimistic about in the NA sector as 2 analysts just weighed in on Copa Holdings (CPA – Research Report) and Reddit Inc ...

Earning miles with partner airlines is not exactly straightforward. Depending on the airline, your mileage accrual will be based on either the fare or the flight distance plus the fare class ...

Huge protests have been planned to take place across Spain on April 5 over soaring housing and rental prices, with locals branding the current housing situation in the country as 'unsustainable' ...

Azul will become the second carrier in all of Latin America to operate an A321F when it launches scheduled commercial flights this weekend.

The five existing examples all joined the airline in ... jet with two-class setting configurations that have space for a grand total of 124 passengers onboard. This figure comprises 112 seats in ...

My honest review of my experience with American Airlines flying their Flagship Business Class. This was my first time flying ...

Brazilian airline Azul on Monday reported fourth-quarter core earnings slightly above market expectations and said it was ...

By Gabriel Araujo SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian airline Azul expects to go "back to basics" and be able to focus more on its ...

"The possibility of a Gol-Azul merger is positive to strengthen Brazil's aviation." The merger of the two airlines would create a dominant carrier in Latin America's No.1 economy as the combined ...

SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A planned merger between Brazilian airlines Gol and Azul would strengthen the sector and prevent either company from failing, Brazil's ports and airports minister told ...