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7:43 AM EDT 4/5/2011
Sky Wars: China + Bombardier Face Off Against Boeing and AirbusBombardier and Comac are teaming up to provide a legitimate third alternative to Boeing and Airbus. It's a long shot, but then again, so was Airbus when it started up.
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9:00 AM EDT 3/29/2011
New Entrants Race to Build Small AirplanesBombardier and Embraer have ruled the small jet market, but now two new entrants are trying to push in. The odds are against their success.
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12:34 PM EDT 3/28/2011
Shrinking Subsidies: Can Southwest Serve Mid-Tier Cities Profitably?The State of Kansas is looking at pulling it subsidy for low cost flights in Wichita. This means Wichita will be a great place to see if Southwest can serve smaller markets profitably.
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11:33 AM EDT 3/23/2011
US Airways Takes Its Frequent-Flier Program to the Next LevelAirline elite status is a good loyalty generator, but there are still gaps in the system. US Airways has introduced Special Dividends to fix that problem.
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7:45 AM EDT 3/24/2011
How Some Airlines Thrive Without Global AlliancesAirlines love to join alliances, but there are a growing chorus of airlines choosing to go the other way. Bilateral partnerships have been working wonders, but they only work for some airlines.
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3:34 PM EDT 3/21/2011
How Not to Design a Website, Courtesy of a Lousy Indonesian AirlinePT. Tri-M.G. Intra Asia Airlines is a lousy Indonesian airline with an even lousier website. It's so awful that I'm compelled to write a post about everything that's wrong with it.
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3:10 PM EDT 3/17/2011
O'Hare, Airlines Both Win as Feds Waste Money on an Expensive Expansion ProjectChicago O'Hare has settled its dispute with United and American by getting the feds to pump more money into the project. What a waste of funds.
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12:39 PM EDT 3/16/2011
Approaching Gloom: Airlines Slow Growth, Fill Fewer Seats in FebruaryFebruary saw the airlines fill fewer seats as plans to cut back capacity started to come into focus. It wouldn't surprise me to see more of this going forward.
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1:23 PM EST 3/7/2011
Attention Airlines: A New Paint Job Is Not RebrandingAirlines often repaint their planes and call it a rebranding. It's not. In fact, it's usually a huge waste of time and money -- all for a little executive ego-boosting.
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7:49 AM EST 3/4/2011
Why Southwest Went Silent During a Meltdown: It Didn't Want to Make Things WorseThere's plenty of discussion around Southwest's computer meltdown this week, but the airline thinks it handled the situation as best it could from a communications standpoint. Not.
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