A recent United Airlines flight from Newark to Delhi beautifully showcased the incredible effectiveness and design of modern aviation safety systems. The flight crew’s professionalism and the aircraft’s advanced technology worked in perfect harmony to ensure a successful outcome after Read More …
Emirates is elevating the global travel experience this winter, responding to incredible passenger demand with a significant expansion of its flight schedules and the deployment of more newly retrofitted aircraft. This exciting update means more travelers will have the opportunity Read More …
A recent study by Overnight Glasses ranked U.S. states based on their proneness to sickness using a multi-factor approach. The analysis combined health-related and environmental factors, including flu activity levels, air quality index (AQI), asthma rates, and sickness-related online searches. A composite score for each Read More …
Delta and Aeromexico are pleased to announce two new routes starting June 5, 2025, further enhancing connectivity between United States and Mexico. Aeromexico will begin daily service on the Mexico City – Philadelphia and San Luis Potosi – Atlanta routes, Read More …
Start packing for next summer with more flights to Italy on American Airlines than ever before. Beginning May 2025, American will increase flights to Rome (FCO), Naples (NAP) and Venice (VCE). “As Italy continues to remain popular for summertime travel, Read More …
American Airlines AAdvantage® members will soon enjoy a streamlined process at Transportation Security Administration (TSA) airport security checkpoints through TSA PreCheck® Touchless ID. In the months ahead, eligible members who choose to enroll will be able to move through security Read More …
Upgraded Points‘ latest study has undercovered the frequency of involuntary denied boardings across major U.S. airlines, highlighting the carriers most likely to bump passengers in 2024. “Few travel experiences are more frustrating than being bumped from a flight after purchasing Read More …
A survey of America’s flying public indicates that long lines at security (61%), flight delays or cancellations (57%) and long lines at the airline terminal counter (41%) are the top three most common causes of delays or inconveniences they face Read More …
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued over $20 million in fines to unruly passengers since the pandemic began in 2020. This represents a significant increase from pre-pandemic levels, when fines were less than $400,000 in 2019. The highest annual Read More …