David Slotnick is a Senior Airline Reporter at The Points Guy. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on airlines, industry trends, and business leaders within the sector. His work has been featured in The Points Guy UK, Business Insider, Newswav, and The Points Guy.
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David Slotnick's focus is on travel and transportation, with a particular emphasis on airlines, airports, and holiday travel. His coverage heavily features government announcements and press releases related to the airline industry. If you are looking to reach out effectively to David, consider offering insights or analysis of significant government policies or industry developments impacting air travel.
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By: Clint Henderson, Tarah Chieffi, Kristy Tolley, David Slotnick
Spirit Airlines is considering filing for bankruptcy protection amid mounting financial losses following its failed merger with JetBlue, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal
Spirit Airlines is exploring restructuring and filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to a WSJ report.
Aer Lingus will launch service four times per week between Nashville and Dublin starting April 12, 2025.
Delta Air Lines is doubling down on its premium digs at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), where the carrier is set to open its third Delta One business-class lounge Wednesday.
Air Canada is about to become the latest airline to make it easier to stay connected.
By: David Slotnick
The Department of Transportation announced new protections on Monday for commercial airline travelers with disabilities, finalizing a series of proposals that was first laid out earlier this year.
OAG, an aviation industry data provider, analyzed the busiest airline routes of 2024, both internationally and within the United States.
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