Airlines and Airports

  • Southwest Airlines Emergency Landing After Windshield Cracks Midair

    Southwest Airlines Emergency Landing After Windshield Cracks Midair

    A Southwest Airlines Flight 2665 experienced a cracked windshield shortly after takeoff. The Southwest flight was headed to the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport when a crew member noticed the damaged windshield. The airplane took off from the Albuquerque International Sunport around 2 p.m. local time on May 11, 2026. The broken windshield prompted the…

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  • US Opens Nation’s First Remote Airport Terminal in June

    US Opens Nation’s First Remote Airport Terminal in June

    Travelers wishing to avoid long security lines at Boston’s Logan International Airport in Massachusetts have a new option for TSA screening. On June 1st, Massport is set to officially open the Logan Airport Remote Terminal. This terminal, located at 19 Flutie Pass on Route 9 in Framingham, Massachusetts, will be a first-in-the-nation facility that moves…

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  • US Airline Passengers Fear Delays and Cancellations Becoming the New Normal

    US Airline Passengers Fear Delays and Cancellations Becoming the New Normal

    If you’re worried about US flight delays and cancellations interrupting your trips and vacations, then you’re not alone. A recent survey was conducted by Hopper Technology Solutions (HTS) with over 1,000 U.S. travelers planning to fly in the next 12 months. The survey has found that nearly 89% of them are concerned about either delays…

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  • “Turbulence Tests” Have Become a Romantic Travel Trend

    “Turbulence Tests” Have Become a Romantic Travel Trend

    Would you go on vacation with someone you just met? A recent Booking.com survey discovered that nearly 37% of people are willing to go on multi-day vacations with potential partners to test their compatibility, with an additional 32% saying that they are open to the idea. These vacations have been dubbed “turbulence tests” by the…

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  • U.S. Travel Spending Expected to Top $1.4 Trillion as Industry Growth Continues

    U.S. Travel Spending Expected to Top $1.4 Trillion as Industry Growth Continues

    Domestic travel is expected to keep the U.S. tourism industry on a stable footing through 2030, even as inflation and global uncertainty continue to weigh on the broader economy. New projections are showing that travel spending growth is remaining modest but will be positive through 2028, with stronger gains anticipated later in the decade. According…

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  • Record-Breaking Memorial Day Weekend Travel Expected

    Record-Breaking Memorial Day Weekend Travel Expected

    If you’re planning on driving somewhere this Memorial Day weekend, you might want to reconsider your travel plans. Even with climbing gas prices all across the country, the American Automobile Association (AAA) projects that nearly 45 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles away from home between May 21st and May 25th. If this…

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  • Southwest Airlines Bans Robots From Flying

    Southwest Airlines Bans Robots From Flying

    Robots are already yearning to take to the skies, but one airline is trying to keep them grounded. Southwest Airlines has recently updated its travel policy to ban all humanoid and animal-like robots from being transported in checked baggage and seated in the airplane cabin alongside the owners. This policy revision comes after a 3.5-foot…

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  • American Airlines Launches New FIFA World Cup Amenity Kits

    American Airlines Launches New FIFA World Cup Amenity Kits

    Throughout this summer, American Airlines passengers will be treated to a special surprise during their flights. As the Official North American Airline Supplier of FIFA World Cup 26, American Airlines is launching a brand new amenity kit collection for premium fliers. The kits include a variety of different clear-plastic crossbodies and zipper pouches specifically created…

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  • Japan Set to Open World’s First Pokémon Airport in July, 2026

    Japan Set to Open World’s First Pokémon Airport in July, 2026

    This Japanese airport wants to be the very best, like no airport was before. The Pokémon Company is currently working to transform the Noto Satoyama Airport into a limited-time Pokémon paradise—for trainers and Pokémon alike. After the devastating 7.6 magnitude earthquake that hit the Noto Peninsula on January 1, 2024, the Noto Satoyama Airport had…

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  • Allegiant Air Buys Sun Country Airlines

    Allegiant Air Buys Sun Country Airlines

    As of May 13th, 2026, Allegiant Air has completed its merger with Sun Country Airlines, forming the largest leisure‑focused, low‑cost carrier in the United States. The Largest Leisure‑focused Low‑cost Carrier On May 13th, Allegiant CEO Gregory C. Anderson spoke on the merger in a press release, “Today marks a defining moment in Allegiant’s history as…

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