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US airlines oppose China's bid to add more flights
Reuters1h agoneutral
US airlines oppose China's bid to add more flights

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The head of industry group Airlines for America said on Thursday that US carriers oppose adding more direct flights from China to the United States

Major US airlines oppose Air China bid to schedule additional US flights
Reuters6d agoneutral
Major US airlines oppose Air China bid to schedule additional US flights

WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (Reuters) - A group representing major US airlines said on Friday it opposes Air China's bid to schedule ‌additional flights from Beijing to New York and Washington as part of ‌President Xi Jinping's planned meeting with President Donald Trump. Airlines for America, which represents American Airlines, Delta ​Air Lines, United Airlines and others, opposed the request because US airlines are effectively banned from flying from the US east coast to China because they cannot acc

Polymarket Names First CFO; Macy’s Bets on Pricier Products
The Wall Street Journal13d agoneutral
Polymarket Names First CFO; Macy’s Bets on Pricier Products

Polymarket named Warren Jenson as its first companywide CFO, who joins at a pivotal time as the company looks to expand its market share. Jenson has a long track record in finance and previously served as finance chief of Amazon, Electronic Arts, Delta Air Lines and NBC during the ’90s and early 2000s, my colleague Katherine Hamilton reports. Most recently, he was CFO at Nielsen, which he left in January 2025.

Delta Ups Its Bet on Austin with New Paris Flights
The Wall Street Journal42d agoneutral
Delta Ups Its Bet on Austin with New Paris Flights

Delta is throwing down the gauntlet in Austin, announcing plans to launch daily summer-seasonal flights to Paris next year as it vies for position as the Texas capital’s global airline. When the flights start in March, Delta will be the only U.S. airline to fly to Europe from the fast-growing Texas city. Delta has homed in on Austin’s concentration of affluent travelers that can feed into the airline’s loyalty program and co-branded credit card.

Delta Air Lines axes three routes, offers refunds
TheStreet58d agoneutral
Delta Air Lines axes three routes, offers refunds

With jet fuel prices continuing to sit at decades-old highs over the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, almost every airline has reworked its network to optimize high-traffic routes and cut any underperforming ones. United Airlines and American Airlines both trimmed approximately ...

Delta Air Lines is betting big on Philippines travel
TheStreet63d agoneutral
Delta Air Lines is betting big on Philippines travel

An archipelago composed of over 7,600 islands in the western Pacific Ocean, the Philippines has gone from being largely overlooked to a travel destination that has skyrocketed in popularity among tourists from Western countries in the last five years. The number of international travelers to the ...

The World Cup effect leaves airlines with a tougher test
TheStreet65d agoneutral
The World Cup effect leaves airlines with a tougher test

The World Cup produced the sort of demand shock airlines crave, with international travelers booking late, accepting connections and paying unusually high fares. But that didn’t change the economics of the industry. American Airlines (AAL) added 27,000 seats on 12 routes and offered 1.45 million ...

Bloomberg69d agoneutral
San Antonio to Borrow $944 Million for Major Airport Expansion

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