US finalizes new Washington flights for Delta, United, American

The U.S. Transportation Department announced five new daily flights from Reagan National Airport, mandated by legislation to boost service and competition, starting within 90 days.

Brent crude oil price drop aids airline industry profits, IATA report shows

The global airline industry anticipates improved profits due to lower oil prices, increased cargo demand, and forecasts of over $1 trillion in revenue by 2025.

US seeks comment on airline passenger cash compensation proposal

The USDOT seeks public comments on whether airlines should compensate passengers for delays, amid considerations for new regulations and varying compensation amounts for different delay lengths.

US senator blasts airlines for viewing passengers as 'walking piggy banks'

Senator Blumenthal criticizes rising airline fees and practices during a Senate hearing, highlighting the industry's revenue from fees and customer pricing algorithms.

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TSA reports record-breaking screenings on December 1st

UBS shifts airline stocks

Citi lifts price target on airlines, sees boost from premium travel

US Senate panel criticizes rising airline seat fees, will call execs to testify

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