US Leaders in Advanced Air Mobility to Convene at LIFT Summit in Monterey
Hosted by Monterey Bay DART, the annual event focuses on the future of advanced air mobility (AAM) and uncrewed aerial systems (UAS).
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Delta Names Peter Carter President and Dan Janki Chief Operating Officer
Delta has announced a series of executive leadership changes, including the promotion of Peter Carter to President and the appointment of Dan Janki as Chief Operating Officer, following the retirement of John Laughter.
Corporate Travel Policies in U.S. and Canada Tighten, Adopt AI, but Gaps Remain
New research shows that while corporate travel policies in the U.S. and Canada are becoming more structured and technologically advanced, significant gaps remain in areas such as accessibility, policy clarity, and compliance, according to a survey of travel managers by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) and ALTOUR.
European Air Passenger Traffic Increases By +4.6% in January
Passenger traffic across the European airport network increased by +4.6% in January when compared to the same month last year.
Several U.S. States Advance Algorithmic Pricing Legislation Impacting Travel Industry
The Travel Technology Association sent letters to lawmakers in Connecticut, Maryland, Ohio, and Tennessee regarding state bills that would impose new restrictions on algorithmic pricing in online markets, including the travel sector.
Air Tahiti Nui to Launch Direct Papeete-Sydney Flights in December 2026
Air Tahiti Nui has announced the launch of a new direct service between Papeete and Sydney, with the inaugural flight scheduled for Monday, 14 December 2026.
Disney Cruise Line Christens Disney Adventure in Singapore
Disney Cruise Line held a christening ceremony for the Disney Adventure in Singapore, marking its first ship to homeport in Southeast Asia and the largest vessel in its fleet.
Survey Finds Consumers Trust AI Most for Travel Planning
A survey by Matador Network found that consumers trust generative AI for travel planning more than for other common tasks, with 36% reporting high trust in AI for travel planning.
Cost and Safety Concerns Reshape U.S. Meetings Industry, MMGY Study Finds
A new MMGY Travel Intelligence study finds that while demand for in-person meetings in the U.S. remains high, planners and attendees are increasingly focused on cost, safety, and technology, driving significant changes in how meetings are organized.
Delta Opens 13,000 Square Foot Sky Club at Denver International Airport
Delta has opened a new 13,000 square foot Delta Sky Club at Denver International Airport’s Concourse A, offering seating for 230 guests and a range of amenities.