Turf war: Sun Country adds rare single new route against Frontier Airlines

Another week, another round of route announcements from Frontier Airlines.

Budget carrier Allegiant Air announced 10 new routes across 14 different airports.

Alaska Airlines is expanding its presence from Portland, Oregon, with an increased seat capacity of more than 25 percent, the carrier announced Monday.

Southwest Airlines unveiled two new nonstop routes this week as it extended its booking schedule into November.

This year’s Super Bowl may break multiple records. 

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A new transatlantic route is coming to New England this summer thanks to Austrian Airlines.  

You’d better be swift to catch Flight AA1989. The Super Bowl LVIII takes place in Las Vegas on February 11, and American Airlines has spied a unique way to get involved. The Nevada competition will see the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers battle it out, but there’s another story off the field that has also caught public attention.

After graduating from college in 2022 and working for a year, I used my bonus and some of my savings to book a nine-day Mediterranean cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line for my partner and me. Our $7,657 cruise package included airfare from Atlanta to Barcelona, Spain, via Newark, and Norwegian’s own BookSafe Travel Protection Plan, which included travel insurance and also allowed me to “cancel for any reason” for a 75 percent credit. Weather delayed our first flight, we missed the connection, and United Airlines could not get us to Barcelona in time to embark. I called Norwegian and agents suggested I buy last-minute tickets on a different airline, but I don’t have that kind of money. And even if I did, there were no direct flights to later ports, and I was unwilling to risk missing another connecting flight. So we spent the night in the Newark airport, paid for a return flight to Atlanta the next morning and canceled the cruise and remaining air legs. I got $1,184 back right away from Norwegian, and then an additional $232 back (for my return flight) from travel insurance when I filed a trip delay claim, but a trip cancellation claim for the cruise was denied outright. I feel I should at least get the 75 percent credit — otherwise what was the protection plan for? Can you help?

Delta Air Lines continues to invest in modernizing and expanding the Sky Club network.

Digital nomads looking for a permanent solution to living impermanently in different destinations across the country will want to listen up. Landing—the company behind the first membership for flexible apartment living—and ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines have today announced a joint collaboration aimed to give digital nomads a more simple way to hop from destination to destination while still feeling at home.

Times are tough for America’s low-cost carriers, but Frontier says it has a solution. It published a three-point plan Tuesday that it hopes will deliver a huge surge in revenue over the next two years.