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IdeaWorksCompany has announced its list of the five airlines that have demonstrated "the greatest prowess in the areas of ancillary revenue, a la carte pricing, and loyalty marketing."
Some industry observers believe that the economic recovery has allowed the airlines to jack up ticket prices as more people fly.
Airbus ended its two-day investor meeting on Thursday, and probably not a moment too soon. Its stock price has dropped 17% in Paris in the past 48 hours.
Airbus kicked off the first of its two-day investor meeting with news that sent its investors scurrying for the exits. Boeing investors joined the parade in sympathy.
The International Air Transport Association has projected that airlines' profitability in 2014 would rise to $19.9 billion from $18.0 billion in 2013.
A new research note from UBS cites the fact that the airlines still have considerable pricing power, and the analysts see corporate travel and spending remaining very firm during 2015.
Boeing shares are down almost 1% year-to-date. 24/7 Wall St. wanted to look at what might actually make Boeing be the top-performing Dow stock of 2015.
For the first 11 months of 2014, Boeing has delivered more airplanes to commercial customers than European rival Airbus.
Azul S.A. has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an initial public offering.
In general, as a plane’s capacity rises, so do its costs. Airlines try to offset rising prices by stuffing in a few more seats and with new fees charged to passengers.
Boeing sponsors an annual Aviation Geek Fest, and Bloomberg reported that tickets for this year's celebration sold out in three minutes.
Both airlines and passengers lose. One sheds revenue, and the other may not make it home for Thanksgiving. Exactly 222  flights “within, into, or out of the United States” have been cancelled...
Boeing is reported to have lost a major order from Delta Air Lines for 50 dual-aisle wide-body jets to arch-rival Airbus.
Wednesday morning, JetBlue announced some changes that it says will add more than $400 million to its annual operating income beginning in 2017.
Virgin America set its price as $23 for its initial public offering Friday morning. Over 13 million shares were registered.