Alison Sider

U.S. airlines are adding seats to European destinations and flying to new locales to capture spending from travelers.

Carriers have increased requirements for passengers to improve their standing in programs in recent years.

The budget carrier is in advanced discussions with bondholders over a filing that could occur within weeks.

United and Delta dominate industry profits by promoting premium travel options like carved up cabins and luxe lounges

United and Delta dominate industry profits by promoting premium travel options like carved up cabins and luxe lounges

A new proposal could require airlines to pay out hundreds of dollars to passengers when flights are canceled or significantly delayed. The U.S. Department of Transportation is considering a rule that would cover cancelations and delays for factors within the carriers' control, such as mechanical is

American Airlines picked Citigroup as its exclusive credit-card provider in a deal that it said will help boost payments to the airline by 10% a year. The agreement announced Thursday caps months of intense negotiations. Analysts and investors have waited to see if a new credit-card deal will give

The new Alaska Airlines is taking shape. The airline closed its deal to buy Hawaiian Airlines in September. Now it’s preparing to transform its Seattle hub into an internation

The New York-based airline is returning to its leisure-travel origins after plans to buy now-bankrupt Spirit were thwarted.

Some travelers are confronting people who think it’s OK to have phone conversations on speaker, but it doesn’t always end well