Airlines tips

Fiji Airways is making dream vacations to the idyllic island nation of Fiji more affordable this summer with its latest flash sale. Travelers can now book roundtrip flights from the United States to this South Pacific gem for as low as $709. 

Frontier Airlines is discounting its unlimited flight passes for fall and winter, making it easier to plan an epic getaway (or a few).

Qatar Airways expands its partnership with FC Internazionale Milano as the Official Main Training Kit Partner, enhancing visibility across all team levels and competitions.

As a seasoned traveler, I'm always on the lookout for new credit cards that fit my lifestyle — especially when they fill gaps in my wallet. While a hefty welcome bonus is (obviously) appealing, there's so much more to picking a great travel card.

One of India’s largest airlines recently launched a new program that allows female travelers to see where other women are seated when they select their seats online.

Low-cost airline Breeze Airways is adding a number of new routes as part of its latest expansion and having a big sale to celebrate it.

In June 2024, airBaltic saw a 7% increase in passengers and performed 4,400 flights, with record highs at its Lithuanian and Estonian bases.

Frequent flyers have a new way of redeeming those hard earned miles. American Airlines is now offering members the ability to use their miles to buy tickets to sports events, concerts, the theater, and more. The option is available on the AAdvantage Events website, which operates with a Ticketmaster partnership. “Whether you’re looking for standard event tickets or verified resale tickets, you’ll find them here.

Lufthansa Airlines as well as Lufthansa CityLine receives EMAS validation according to environmental standard ISO 14001 in Frankfurt and Munich.

A Ryanair flight had to turn around after an argument broke out soon after takeoff.

European regulators have approved Lufthansa Group's bid to acquire a 41% stake in embattled Italian flag carrier ITA Airways, the company said Wednesday. The deal, expected to close later this year, will set the stage for ITA to become that latest to participate in the wave of consolidation in the European industry.

It just got cheaper to have some fun in the sun.  Frontier Airlines, a discount carrier based in Denver, recently announced the «Explore A Beach Within Reach» fare sale. The promotion offers discounted flights starting at $29 for a variety of sun-filled destinations for purchases made before 11:59 pm EST on July 14, 2024.   The promotion provides discounted flights through November 13, 2024, making it a great way to plan ahead for a fall or early winter getaway.Travel + Leisure spotted available deals including:

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Strikes are a regular occurrence in Europe, as employees withhold their labour to fight for better pay and conditions.

Low-cost Icelandic airline Play is celebrating summer with flights to European hotspots starting at under $100 just in time for the Fourth of July.

Delta will serve as Riyadh Air’s exclusive partner in North America, while Riyadh Air will be Delta’s exclusive partner in Riyadh and beyond.

Delta Air Lines is joining forces with Saudi Arabia's newest airline in a pact that gives the young Gulf carrier a major U.S. partner even before launching its first flight.

Alaska Airlines is expanding options to Mexico with several new routes from its Los Angeles hub for the peak winter season. 

Alaska Airlines expands its international routes with new nonstop flights from Los Angeles to La Paz and Monterrey, Mexico, becoming the sole U.S. carrier to these destinations this winter.

The kids are out of school, bags are packed, and most Americans will hit the road in July. Travel demand is so high that the Transportation Security Administration forecasts it could break records screening more than 3 million passengers nationally on July 7.

A second airline has changed its cabin service due to increased concerns about turbulence.