Seth Miller

With an average trip under two hours it would be easy to argue that flyadeal's passengers don't really need internet on board. But CEO Steven Greenway likes to be creative, so maybe inflight WiFi could happen?

Business Aviation travelers have a new option for live television on board. DIRECTV is launching an IPTV platform, in collaboration with Satcom Direct , to enable live TV programming at 40,000 feet.

Alaska Airlines is adding live sports programming to its inflight entertainment feed.

KLM has joined the A321neo family, taking delivery of its first aircraft last week. With the delivery KLM launches a refresh of its short-haul fleet, including familiar passenger experiences as well as some new ones.

Five years after LATAM began updating its 787 business class cabins, a new generation of seating appears to be arriving soon.

Southwest is pushing hard to boost its bookings in the next few months, with a major Rapid Rewards promotion across multiple pathways, including flights, credit card spend, and other partners.

Chalk up another unbundled airline offering bailing on a key ancillary revenue generating option: Norse Atlantic will no longer charge passengers for a carry-on bag when they purchase a “basic” fare. The move is just one of several shifts the company is making in an effort to deliver profitability in a highly competitive transatlantic market.

The Gogo Galileo testbed is ready to fly. The company announced the successful installation of the HDX antenna on a Challenger 300 by the Duncan

Air Canada plans a major boost to its inflight entertainment catalog. Starting this month, in partnership with Anuvu ‘s content group, the carrier will now carry more than 1,000 movies on board its aircraft.

Airlines bet big on transatlantic traffic each summer, hoping to cash in on vacation splurges. And those bets don't always pay off.