This Week in Travel News: A New Airline is Targeting #Millennials With #Hashtags and #Branding
Air France is launching a new airline brand, Joon, that aims to lure in young people with cel-shaded animations and an abundant use of hashtags.
This Week in Travel News: Italy Officially Has Too Many Tourists
Plus: You could get up to $1,800 in flight compensation (but airports don't want to advertise that), and USA Today voters have unexpected tastes in Canadian tourism.
This Week in Travel News: The World’s Longest Flight Just Got Longer
Plus: Russian bears raising money for a good cause (in a morally ambiguous way), and Canada wants to hear your worst airline horror story.
Do Airlines Deserve All This Abuse?
After the recent British Airways IT breakdown, angry customers raised their pitchforks and the company's stock plummeted. But do they deserve the hate?
Canada Has a New Air Passenger Bill of Rights, but it Avoids One Major Problem
Canadians will soon be entitled to financial compensation if they get bumped or delayed. But what happens when flights get overbooked?
This Week in Travel News: A Golden Age of Loyalty Rewards as Air Canada Ditches Aeroplan
Plus: a beautiful map of what how much tourism matters, and US officials are considering a European electronics travel ban.
This Week in Travel News: The Battle Behind a Bruised Banana
Plus: Air Canada connects Canadians with more direct flights, and hopefully the last time we'll have to mention United Airlines for a while.
This Week in Travel News: The Remarkable Survival of a Himalayan Hiker
Plus: United Airlines just can't catch a break, and Qatar Airways sets a new record for the longest non-stop flight.
United Dragging that Passenger off the Plane was Indefensible. Here’s Why it Happened
Examining the fallout from United Airline's disastrous PR moment, where a doctor was dragged, bloody and screaming, off a plane against his will.
United Airlines was Right to Deny Boarding to the Girls in Leggings
When two teenage girls were told they couldn’t board a United plane because they were wearing leggings, the social media backlash was enormous. But the most important detail is one that few people even noticed.