David Slotnick is a Contributor at The Points Guy. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on commercial and private airlines, as well as the broader themes of travel and tourism, particularly in the context of business travel. David's work has been featured in The Points Guy UK, Business Insider, Newswav, The Points Guy, and Travel Agent.
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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: David Slotnick
Lufthansa's first Airbus A380 with the is officially hitting the runway.
Spirit Airlines is preparing to shut down, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and the New York Times.
By: David Slotnick
Quick summary Spirit Airlines has ceased all operations immediately after running out of cash, citing high fuel costs and inability to secure financial support.
By: David Slotnick
Weeks after suspending three routes to the U.S., Air Canada is making further cuts.
By: David Slotnick
Travelers flying Delta or JetBlue out of Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) this summer have a new option to skip the lines and the hassle at the airport.
The Federal Aviation Administration granted certification to Boeing's smallest passenger jet on Monday, a major milestone for the planemaker that comes after more than four years of delays.
By: David Slotnick
Now more than ever, travelers are seeking out airport lounges as soon as they make it through the security checkpoint.
Plenty of ink has been spilled about the resurgence of travel advisors , with an increasing share of travelers opting to trust the personalized
JetBlue is opening up its BlueHouse lounges to anyone flying business class.
By: David Slotnick
In the airline world, just like in the broader travel space, luxury is where it’s at these days.
