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Southwest Airlines is Launching Flights to Alaska
Southwest Airlines is launching service to Alaska for Summer 2026 with 2x daily service to Ted Stephens International Airport in Anchorage.
United Adds Four New Destinations in Europe for Summer 2026
United Airlines is launching service to four new destinations in Europe for Summer 2026 as it continues to expand its route map.
JSX Celebrates 50th Jet Delivery With a Special Retro Livery
To celebrate the delivery of its 50th aircraft, Dallas based air carrier JSX has painted one of its Embraer E145s in a special retro livery.
Kyoto is Drastically Increasing Hotel Taxes to Curb Overtourism
Kyoto is preparing to increase occupancy taxes up to 10x in an effort to curb overtourism in the former Japanese capital.
Air Canada Adds Complimentary Beer, Wine, and Snacks in Economy
Air Canada is now offering complimentary beer, wine, and Canadian-made snacks in Economy Class on all flights.
The Airbus A320 Surpasses the Boeing 737 as the Best Selling Aircraft Ever
The Airbus A320 family of aircraft have officially surpassed the Boeing 737 family as the best selling commercial aircraft in history.
Hollywood Burbank Airport Closes Control Tower Due to ATC Staffing Shortage
A staffing shortage involving air traffic controllers has caused the tower at Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) to go unstaffed for hours.
In an Effort to Save Cash, Spirit Airlines is Cutting Half of its Fleet
Spirit Airlines is cutting roughly half of its fleet in an effort to save money during its second Chapter 11 Bankruptcy.
Weekly Recap: October 4, 2025
Catch up on the latest aviation and travel related news for the week ending October 4, 2025 in the ATX Jetsetter weekly recap.
American Express Unveils Platinum Card Changes
American Express has unveiled changes to its popular Platinum Card which includes an increased annual fee and a variety of new credits.