Air Travel

United signs up with Airbus for 757 replacements while Boeing continues to consider a new 'mid-market' plane.

The big online agencies, facing competition from Google as well as direct sales, are looking at a more cohesive travel experience as a way to win.

In a move to eliminate as much plastic and other waste as possible—and to collect favorable PR—Air New Zealand is testing edible drinkware.

AirAsia thinks its inflight food is good enough to go head-to-head with McDonald's on the ground.

A new plan will allow Lisbon's airport to accommodate more than half again as many flights as today.

Even as it cuts back some routes, Norwegian is looking forward to a debut at London Heathrow, but with only limited flights.

Depending on your level of skepticism, Berlin's new airport opening date of October 31, 2020 is either a dream come true or yet another bad joke.

Emirates firms up an order for 787s, while changing models. It's also buying A350s as part of its prep for the post-A380 era

Dublin Airport is testing two versions of special seating and services for solo travelers to make life a bit easier...for a price.

Boeing's latest model makes its debuts, but like other 737 MAX models, it isn't going anywhere just yet.

A major Boeing subcontractor is closing the plant that made fuselage frames for the 747; if Boeing doesn't make other arrangements, it will have to close the 747 line altogether.

With a new management team in place, Norwegian makes moves toward fuller planes and higher prices.