American Airlines got its corporate travel strategy badly wrong after the pandemic—and it’s still paying the price. As business travel recovered, the carrier tried to push customers toward booking on its website and app in a bid to reduce travel agency commissions and the millions of dollar spent offering companies perks to discount for being their carrier of choice The airline began removing some fares from its corporate booking channels to encourage customers to book directly with American,

American, Delta, United, and Alaska all announced record results as the biggest airlines continue to recover from the pandemic downturn.

However, while Delta Air Lines confirmed the development, United Airlines reiterated that its flights to Tel Aviv remain suspended.

Delta's hub network is fascinating unto itself, and we have discussed it extensively here at Simple Flying. The carrier's hub network tends to focus on secondary markets, such as Atlanta, Detroit, Salt Lake City,

American Airlines and Delta Air Lines were both able to quickly recover from a southern winter storm earlier this month. Here's how.

Delta joins a growing list of Western carriers that are resuming their Tel Aviv service after Israel reached a ceasefire deal with Hamas.

American Airlines stock dropped 9% following the company’s earnings report early Thursday. The drop provides what investors are likely to view as a “buy the dip” opportunity.

American Airlines reported strong Q4 earnings, driven by lower fuel costs, but saw an 8.7% stock drop. Check out why I rate AAL stock as a Strong Buy.

Delta reported earnings Friday, perhaps providing an indication that airlines could be entering a strong earnings period.

Today’s podcast discusses OpenAI’s new travel tool, Tripadvisor bidding battles, and American Airlines’ earnings.

Discover how United Airlines Holdings, Inc.'s post pandemic strategy drives growth, setting records and outpacing competitors. Click for my UAL earnings update.

Tuesday night, a newly delivered Airbus A350-900 will depart Delta's Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) megahub sporting an all-new cabin appearance — one that will slowly become the standard look on Delta's planes over the coming years.