Business News Companies Place Bids for Virgin America Takeover JetBlue Airways and Alaska Air Group have both made offers. By Reuters
Building a Business Venture Capitalists Are More Likely to Help Startups They Can Visit Via a Direct Flight If you want more guidance for your company, it helps to be easily accessible. By Laura Entis
Building a Business Watch Legendary Entrepreneur Richard Branson Share His Secrets to Startup Success The British serial entrepreneur recently spoke in L.A. about how startups can take the global market by storm with revolutionary ideas. By Kim Lachance Shandrow
Business News United, American Airlines to Once Again Offer Free Snacks to Coach Travelers It turns out, a little bit of salt and sugar matters to customers. By Nina Zipkin
Business News United Airlines Slapped with $2.75 Million Fine Over Flight Delays The second-largest U.S. carrier at times did not return wheelchairs to customers promptly or give them adequate help, according to Department of Transportation. By Reuters
Online Presence 7 Social Media Fails So Disastrous, They Shocked the Experts Here's why it's best to think before posting. By Carly Okyle
Building a Business 4 Pain Points of Future Flights and How to Handle Them All signs point to worsening flight experiences. What can be done? By Elaine Glusac
Business News U.S. Airlines Are Exploring a Seating Option Called ‘Last Class’ That’s Below Coach Major carriers such as American and Delta are seeking to compete with the growing popularity of budget airlines Spirit, Frontier and Allegiant. By Geoff Weiss
Entrepreneurs 7 Tips for International Business Travel From a Multi-Million Miler Use the same air carrier for frequent flyer perks, remember your visa and be sure to stay hydrated and rested as you travel the world. By Ken Dunn
Entrepreneurs The 10 Longest Nonstop Flights in the World Does spending 17 hours in the air sound like a blissful escape -- or a cramped eternity? By Geoff Weiss
Business News Airbus Files Patent That Shows Airplane Passengers Stacked On Top of Each Other Because people aren't already crammed into planes like sardines. By Kim Lachance Shandrow
Marketing Here’s Why JetBlue Wanted New Yorkers to Steal Its Outdoor Posters 'Only a real New Yorker can pull this off,' the airline teased on bus-shelter ads across the city. By Geoff Weiss
Business News American Airlines Grounds Flights Amid Tech Issues The airline stopped flights heading to Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago O'Hare and Miami. By Reuters
Tech In-Flight Wi-Fi Might Soon Be Less of a Joke The FAA just approved testing of Wi-Fi tech that could be 20 times faster than the snail's pace rubbish we put up with now. By Kim Lachance Shandrow
Entrepreneurs Flying Coach? 5 Tactics for Getting an Upgrade. Why fly the friendly skies in cramped economy when you could fly like a boss? If you're lucky... By Kim Lachance Shandrow
Entrepreneurs Flying Economy Stinks. Here Are Some Ways – Crazy and Otherwise –That People Want to Make It Better. They range from redesigning the way we board, to redesigning the cabin and seats themselves. By Laura Entis
Building a Business Solar-Powered Plane Halts Its Around-the-World Journey Due to Battery Problems The Solar Impulse 2 will continue its 12-leg journey in April of next year. By Catherine Clifford
Building a Business How One Airline Hopes to Make You Actually Want the Middle Seat It might be the budget airline's only perk. By Claire Groden
Building a Business The 10 Best Airlines in the World Skytrax has released its annual ranking of the top airlines on the planet. Unsurprisingly, U.S.-based airlines are not among the most well regarded. By Jason Fell
Building a Business Why You Should Discriminate Amongst Customers, and Be Proud of It Although we all want to feel that every customer is equal and loved, the fact is that all customers are not equal or loved. By Gene Marks
Entrepreneurs 5 Ways to Travel More Comfortably on a Budget Harried travellers are vulnerable to overpaying for bad food and overlooking perks available for the asking. You can do better. By Peter Daisyme
Business News U.S. Airlines Group Expects Busiest Summer Travel Season Carriers are increasing the number of seats available for booking to accommodate the demand. By Reuters
Business News Airlines Are Freeing Up More Frequent Flier Seats This is something frustrated fliers will find hard to believe, but it appears to be true. By Phil LeBeau
Building a Business Business Travelers: Is Loyalty Dead? Airline and hotel loyalty programs have undergone some significant changes in the last few years. By Elaine Glusac
Entrepreneurs The 6 Best Airlines for Business Travelers Forget the biggest carriers: These smaller airlines offer great amenities, fewer layovers and solid reward programs. By Brad Wilson
Building a Business What It Means to Be JetBlue’s Wine Expert Jon Bonné is helping to take the airline industry beyond the simple choice of red or white. By Kate Taylor
Business News The Airlines and Hotels That Rank Highest for Customer Service Which companies came out on top? Find out here. By Christopher Elliott