The US Department of Transportation (DOT) reported a three per cent increase last year in the number of complaints filed against airlines despite the nation’s largest carriers ending the year with one of their best records for getting passengers and their bags to their destinations on time.

Once a pioneer of low cost carriers in the United States, People Express Airlines (or PeoplExpress) has announced that it hopes to start flying again this summer.

Less than a week after Qantas announced its withdrawal on the route, reports have suggested that its low-cost subsidiary, Jetstar could be planning flights between Auckland and Los Angeles.

Boeing 767-300 nonstop flights will start In July 2012.

Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways open flight schedules through Nov. 2, 2012; Southwest launches fare sale between Detroit and Las Vegas

In response to a AU$215 million loss in profits before tax, Qantas has announced operational changes that will see up to 500 job losses and the carrier's withdrawal from unprofitable routes.

United Airlines has announced the company is upgrading its premium-cabin services to offer customers new food and beverage options.

Award-winning carrier becomes “Official Airline” of the US Open and Title Sponsor of the US Open Series.

New aircraft provides increased capacity for regional expansion.

Qantas Frequent Flyer points are set to be devalued as the airline faces pressures from the Australian Federal Government’s carbon tax.

As Australia’s flag carrier suffers amidst mounting costs and unprofitability on international routes, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has told lawmakers the airline must “adapt or die” given the company’s dire circumstances.

Hahn Air reports that its global network of Hahn Air Ticketing Centres has surpassed the 1,000 member mark.

Chilean carrier LAN Airlines reported a net income loss of up to 23.7 percent for the full year last year compared to 2010, citing travel disruptions caused by Chile’s Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano for impacting its profits.

MileagePlus members may now exchange retail gift cards for award miles

As part of its ‘Dream Tour’ to South East Asia, the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner was welcomed into Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Hawaiian Airlines extended its industry-leading streak of punctuality in 2011 ranking as the nation’s #1 on-time airline for an eighth straight year, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Air Travel Consumer Report issued today for December and the full year 2011.

The European Commission (EC) has promised to continue charging airlines for their emissions despite China prohibiting its carriers from paying without Beijing’s permission.

Carrier to offer introductory fares and double Mileage Plan miles on new routes.

LAN Airlines affiliates – LAN Chile, LAN Peru, and LAN Ecuador – will relocate to Terminal 8 with American at JFK.

Kiwis will now be able to fly non-stop to the popular holiday destination of Bali with the launch of Air New Zealand’s new twice weekly service between Auckland and Denpasar Airport.

As Virgin Atlantic aims to obtain a greater stake in the business traveller market, the carrier has announced an £100 million investment into its business class product.

Etihad Airways’ flight from Seattle to Abu Dhabi – the delivery flight of the airline’s newest Boeing 777-300ER that arrived on January 24 – was the first in the Gulf to be operated using sustainable biofuel.

Alaska Air Group Inc. (NYSE: ALK) today reported January operational results for its subsidiaries, Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air, and on a combined basis. Detailed information is provided below.

Spirit Airlines has been criticized for launching a campaign warning consumers of the recently imposed Department of Transportation (DOT) rule requiring the display of total fares, including mandatory fees and taxes, in all advertising.