Mary Schlangenstein is a correspondent covering airlines at Bloomberg. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on topics such as airlines, business travel, and the financial aspects of the transportation industry. Mary has been featured in numerous publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, Yahoo Finance, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Mary Schlangenstein's coverage predominantly focuses on the airline industry, with specific attention to incidents, regulatory announcements, and labor issues. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Mary Schlangenstein
JetBlue Airways Corp. is cutting more unprofitable routes from its network, including flights between New York’s John F. Kennedy airport and Miami, and suspending some services to Europe as it works to refocus operations on core markets.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
American Airlines Group Inc. raised its profit expectations for the final months of the year, joining other US carriers predicting stronger performance heading into the crucial holiday travel season.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
The airline said it will focus on other cities in Florida, a major part of its network, instead of Miam...
By: Mary Schlangenstein
Alaska Air Group Inc.’s top executive said quality processes at Boeing Co. are beginning to improve, nearly a year after a frightening in-flight accident at the carrier sent the planemaker into crisis.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
For the better part of the past century, Alaska Airlines has focused on ferrying travelers across a relatively narrow slice of the US. It’s now thinking much bigger.
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By: Mary Schlangenstein
For the better part of the past century, Alaska Airlines has focused on ferrying travelers across a relatively narrow slice of the US.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
Southwest Airlines Co. is nearing a sale-leaseback deal for 36 of its Boeing Co. planes sooner than expected, an early sign of progress in the carrier’s push to extract additional financial benefits from its aircraft.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
JetBlue Airways Corp. is urging President-elect Donald Trump to bolster the nation’s air traffic control system, which industry leaders have blamed for travel disruptions due to insufficient staffing and outdated technology.
By: Mary Schlangenstein
JetBlue Airways is urging President-elect Donald Trump to bolster the nation's air traffic control system, which industry leaders have blamed for travel disruptions due to insufficient staffing and outdated technology.
By: Armand Emamdjomeh, Aaron Gordon, Allyson Versprille, Mary Schlangenstein
Once-simple programs have become convoluted shadow currencies for carriers like Delta, American and United, leaving loyal flyers working harder to land deals.
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