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United Airlines aircraft parked at a gate at West Palm Beach airport with signage reflecting the airport terminal area.

AirportsJul 18, 2:05 PM

United Airlines Retracts Free Rebooking Policy for Flights Avoiding Donald J. Trump Airport

United Airlines has backtracked on an apparent policy that allowed passengers who no longer wanted to fly to Donald J. Trump International Airport in West Palm Beach to rebook for free on a flight to an alternative nearby airport. A couple of days ago, a leaked internal memo sent to United’s reservation agents suggested that the airline was aware that some passengers were uncomfortable with flying to the newly renamed airport, which was previously known as Palm Beach International Airport (PBI). If passengers contacted United’s reservation line because they no longer wanted to fly to Donald J. Trump Airport due to the name change, agents were instructed to say: “I understand that you'd rather not fly to this airport anymore. We can look at nearby airports like Fort Lauderdale or Miami instead. Is that an acceptable alternative?" The memo added that agents could use their “empowerment to offer acceptable alternatives” without needing to get approval from a manager. Flight changes could be made for free, which, in itself, was an unusual move. After the story was broken by Live and Let’s Fly , it quickly went viral, and it didn’t take long for United to start reviewing the memo. Now, the airline says the “message was poorly worded and not accurate.” That’s right, United isn’t denying the memo was shared with agents, or that anyone who read the message would think that passengers could rebook onto flights to alternative airports to deliberately avoid the DJT airport. Instead, United is simply saying that the meaning of the memo was different than what you or I believed it to mean. United Airlines is, however, making its position very clear: “United customers are able to make changes to a ticket without a fee for many reasons. However, our policy doesn't allow for changes because of an airport's name or three-letter code." The name change from Palm Beach International Airport to Donald J. Trump Airport officially took effect on July 9, just a few months after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a new law that allows the state to name major commercial airports. Before the airport could be renamed, however, Palm Beach County had to enter into a licensing agreement with the President because he had trademarked his name. The board of commissioners approved the licensing agreement 4-3 in a highly contested vote. Public backlash to the renaming has been fierce, and many people have openly vowed to boycott the airport. United's online booking tool still doesn't accurately reflect the name and airport code change. At the time of publication, a dummy booking allowed us to search for flights from PBI, which is now officially known by the airport code DJT. When you click on any given flight for additional information, the flight is shown as operating from West Palm Beach, FL, US (PBI) and not from Donald J. Trump Airport (DJT). For those in the know, customers can search for flights to and from DJT via United's website, with the online booking tool correctly recognizing the airport code, but it then directs users to a results page that shows PBI.

American Airlines Faces Flight Delays in Dallas After Managers Blocked 1,128 Days of Crew Flying in a Single Month

AirportsJul 18, 1:45 PM

American Airlines Faces Flight Attendant Shortages at Dallas Hub Due to Management Groundings

Managers at American Airlines’ biggest hub at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) blocked 1,128 days’ worth of work for flight attendants in a single month, as crew members were grounded while the airline carried out investigations into anonymous complaints, first-time lateness, and stolen crew devices. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), which represents more than 7,000 crew members at DFW , by far American Airlines’ biggest base, now says the carrier’s “increasingly rigid disciplinary process” is having a real effect on punctuality, with flights being delayed because there aren’t enough flight attendants. And while DFW saw the highest number of lost flight attendant work days in June, APFA says a similar situation occurred across the airline’s hub bases that are dotted around the United States. Miami (MIA) lost around 646 flight attendant work days in June, LaGuardia (LGA) lost 484 days, Charlotte (CLT) lost 477, Philadelphia (PHL) lost 420 days, Chicago (ORD) lost 317 days, Phoenix (PHX) lost 221 days, Los Angeles (LAX) lost 201 days, and finally, Washington National (DCA) lost 68 days. In total, nearly 4,000 flight attendants’ work days were lost in June because flight attendants were being pulled off working flights so that they could attend management meetings or were grounded due to ongoing investigations. “No one is arguing against accountability. But somewhere along the way, common sense has been replaced,” an internal memo from APFA said. The union places the blame for this massive increase in lost flight attendant work days on a newly introduced management structure, which APFA describes as “micromanagement.” “Years of disappointing financial performance, recurring operational failures, inexperienced leadership, a lack of support for both passengers and employees, siloed departments, and an unhealthy obsession with disciplining Flight Attendants instead of addressing management’s own shortcomings have brought us to this point,” a second memo from the union slammed. “While the company has the right to manage its employees, we question why nearly every interaction has become an investigation.” When American Airlines’ Vice President of Inflight Bobbi Wells introduced the new management structure, it was described as a way to offer flight attendants, who don’t routinely work with a manager, more support. Instead, APFA says the new management structure is “disrupting our operations and costing the company dearly through unnecessary and excessive paid removals at all bases.” The union says it both accepts and supports the fact that management has the right to investigate and manage flight attendants, but claims the airline has become too focused on discipline. In one case, the union claims a flight attendant was put under investigation after they were the victim of a passenger assault. In another case, several flight attendants had to answer why they followed the airline’s own policies when a passenger made a complaint. The latest dispute comes just months after American Airlines introduced a new system that scores flight attendants against a slew of metrics that the carrier was quietly building over a 12-month period before anyone was even aware the platform, dubbed ‘Me@Work’ was being introduced. For now, at least, the platform is being sold as a way for flight attendants to monitor their own performance and give them insight into how their performance compares to their coworkers. Metrics included in the overall 'Me@Work' score include customer satisfaction, flight delays attributed to flight attendants, a so-called 'operational contribution,' and other data.

Birmingham Airport Gears Up for Busiest Summer Ever

AirportsJul 18, 10:30 AM

Birmingham Airport Prepares for Record-Breaking Summer with 2.5 Million Passengers Expected

Birmingham Airport (BHX) is ready to welcome record passenger numbers this summer. The airport expects over 2.5 million travellers between now and the end of the summer break — a 10% increase compared to last year. ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(119); }); This surge confirms BHX is on track for its busiest year yet, as Midlands families and holidaymakers prepare to jet off to sun-soaked destinations. Popular Holiday Hotspots Dublin, Palma, and Alicante remain firm favourites for passengers leaving Birmingham this summer. These destinations continue to attract large numbers of holidaymakers seeking relaxation and sunshine. ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(127); }); Closer to home, Belfast stands out as the top domestic choice. More than 80,000 Midlanders are expected to fly to Northern Ireland’s capital for family visits, work, or leisure during the school holidays. This strong demand highlights the airport’s important role in connecting the Midlands with both international escapes and UK destinations. ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(128); }); kitmasterbloke, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons Major Investments Improve Passenger Experience To handle the increased footfall smoothly, Birmingham Airport has invested heavily in its facilities. Since last summer, the airport has rolled out its largest-ever capital investment programme. Key upgrades include an expanded South immigration and baggage reclaim area. This development boosts processing capacity for arriving passengers and reduces waiting times. ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(129); }); Travellers will also notice a wider selection of shops and food outlets in the departure lounge, plus a brand-new luxury Aspire lounge offering a premium experience for those seeking extra comfort. These improvements aim to make journeys more enjoyable and efficient, even during peak periods. Photo Credit: Birmingham Airport Birmingham Airport Perspective Chris Wilson, Head of Terminal and Capacity Planning at Birmingham Airport , shared his thoughts. “We are preparing for another busy summer holiday getaway with many Midlands passengers jetting off to stunning holiday destinations all around the world.” ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(130); }); He encouraged travellers to check the latest guidance on the airport’s website and take advantage of helpful new rules. Birmingham Airport has issued practical advice to help passengers enjoy a stress-free “sun-sational” experience. Here are the key recommendations: Updated Liquid Rules You can now carry liquids, pastes, and gels in containers up to 2 litres in your hand luggage. There is no limit on the number of containers. However, not every airport has adopted this rule yet, so always double-check restrictions for your return journey or any connecting flights. ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(131); }); Security Essentials Keep all electrical items — including laptops, phones, tablets, and lithium batteries — in your hand luggage. Empty metal water bottles before security (free refill stations are available airside). Remove items from your pockets and be ready to take off belts and shoes if asked. Medical Devices and Special Needs Passengers with external medical devices, implants, or prosthetics should inform security staff before the scanner for appropriate checks. Valuables and Batteries Never pack vapes, e-cigarettes, or lithium-ion battery devices in checked luggage. Most airlines allow these in cabin bags, but always confirm with your carrier first. ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(132); }); Check-In and Bag Drop Arrive in line with your airline’s check-in opening times. easyJet, Ryanair, Jet2, and TUI customers may drop bags the day before on eligible flights — check with your airline for details. Faster Border Control Children aged 8 and over (at least 120cm tall) with eligible biometric passports can now use UK eGates when accompanied by an adult. This makes family arrivals much smoother. Check-In Zones Zone A: Jet2 Zone D: Emirates Zones B & C: All other airlines ezstandalone.cmd.push(function () { ezstandalone.showAds(133); }); Airport staff will be on hand to assist, but planning ahead remains the best way to avoid delays. Visit the Birmingham Airport website for the full list of FAQs or use the 24/7 digital chat bot Babs for instant help.

United Airlines Launches 4 New Nonstop Routes From Major Hub: See Flights Now

AirportsJul 17, 9:20 PM

United Airlines Restarts Four Former Routes From Newark Hub Starting September

United Airlines has added four additional routes from its Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) hub. Cirium Diio data shows that this is the Star Alliance member's fourth-busiest hub for flights, with 785 daily movements (takeoffs and landings) this month. The announcement came as Southwest Airlines adds 15 new and returning routes .

New: Air Niugini To Reinstate Flights To Auckland After Nearly 30-Year Hiatus

AirportsJul 17, 8:10 PM

Air Niugini to Restart Direct Flights Linking Port Moresby and Auckland After 30 Years

The flag carrier of Papua New Guinea , Air Niugini , has reconfirmed its plans to resume flights from Port Moresby to Auckland , connecting the two cities after almost three decades. The services will be offered three times a week, on board the airline's Boeing 737-800. The route is expected to be popular with seasonal workers, who make up almost a third of all travel between the two countries.

AirportsJul 17, 7:44 PM

National STOL Sodbusters Competition Launches at Hartford Airport Before Oshkosh

National STOL opened its Sodbusters competition Friday at Hartford Municipal Airport in Wisconsin, about 54 miles south of Oshkosh. Friday is reserved largely for pilot briefings and practice. Scored competition begins Saturday morning, two days before EAA AirVenture opens at Wittman Regional Airport. Practice Before Competition Friday's schedule called for a new-competitor briefing at 11 a.m., followed by a mandatory briefing for pilots planning to practice. The practice session runs from 12:30 to 5 p.m. National STOL requires first-time competitors and pilots who have not entered one of its events in more than two years to attend the briefing and practice session. Spectator gates open Saturday at 9:30 a.m. The competition is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. and continue until approximately 3 or 4 p.m. An awards dinner for competitors and invited guests is planned for 6 p.m. Transient aircraft parking and underwing camping are available at Hartford, though organizers say camping space is limited. Combined-Distance Scoring Competitors are ranked by the combined distance required to take off and land. The lowest combined score wins each class. The 2026 rules prohibit high-angle-of-attack takeoffs and abrupt maneuvers. Rookie pilots compete without season points, while other entrants accumulate points toward the annual National STOL championship. Sodbusters is a recurring stop on the National STOL calendar and has become part of the pre-Oshkosh schedule for some competitors. AirVenture runs July 20-26. The Hartford event concludes Sunday when camping closes at 11 a.m., leaving pilots time to continue north before the convention opens Monday.

AirportsJul 17, 7:13 PM

Wildfire Smoke Forces Instrument-Only Arrivals at Oshkosh Ahead of AirVenture

Wildfire smoke reduced visibility at Wittman Regional Airport on Thursday, limiting the airport to instrument operations and prompting some pilots to delay their arrivals ahead of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh . "Pilots will do their flight planning on to what their minimums are, what they feel comfortable with, and then plan accordingly before making their flight here to AirVenture," EAA communications director Dick Knapinski told WBAY. EAA said it was monitoring whether the smoke would affect attendance and advised visitors to make their own health decisions if the haze continues. AirVenture is scheduled for July 20-26.

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 taxiing at night at Las Vegas airport

AirportsJul 17, 5:01 PM

Southwest Launches Early Morning Reverse Redeye Flight From Las Vegas to Honolulu

Southwest Airlines is launching what I'd argue is the carrier's most uncomfortable flight to date, though it makes for great aircraft utilization, and I'm sure some customers will gladly book this. Southwest's new 2:45AM flight from Las Vegas to Honolulu Southwest has announced a bunch of new routes for the spring of 2027. The airline specifically calls out how it's "slated to begin its first 'reverse redeye' with a 2:45 a.m. local time departure from Las Vegas to Honolulu." That's right. While eastbound redeye flights are common, this is a westbound redeye. Specifically, this flight will depart Las Vegas (LAS) at 2:45AM, landing in Honolulu at 6:10AM, with a block time of 6hr25min. Keep in mind that up until a couple of years ago, Southwest didn't operate any redeye flights , so to see the airline go from no redeyes to reverse redeyes in such a short period is quite the evolution. Southwest's new Las Vegas to Honolulu reverse redeye In fairness to Southwest, the airline is simply replicating a schedule that's also operated by Hawaiian, as the carrier has a flight that takes off from Las Vegas at 1:55AM and lands in Honolulu at 5:25AM. However, Hawaiian flies a wide body plane with flat beds in first class, and it's also a global carrier, used to operating flights like this. It just "feels" different when you see this route on a one-cabin Southwest 737, rather than a two-cabin A330. Hawaiian Airlines operates a similar reverse redeye This is a very efficient schedule, brutal as it may be For both passengers and crew, this schedule sounds absolutely awful. It's one thing to be on a five hour redeye from the West Coast to the East Coast departing at 9PM. But to only board the flight and depart at 2:45AM, and then to have an even longer flight, only to land so early in the morning, is rough. I also imagine many travelers on this flight will be tourists going to Hawaii, and they probably won't book a hotel for the night before , so they may then end up still being stuck waiting for their room until the afternoon. That's not a very relaxing way to start a vacation! In fairness, this routing is also extremely efficient for passengers looking to maximize their vacation time. Admittedly, I think that for most people, a "regular" early morning flight (around 7AM) that lands around 10AM sounds more pleasant. But the real reason for this route is what brilliant aircraft utilization this is: Presumably the plane would otherwise spend the night on the ground in Las Vegas, so to be able to keep it flying adds to the schedule without needing extra planes; this has been one of Southwest's goals with introducing redeye flights Typically if an airline wants to offer a morning flight from Hawaii to the mainland (which is a popular schedule with travelers, so that they land in the afternoon), the plane would have to overnight in Hawaii, and that involves parking a plane for eight plus hours So to be able to do a direct turn in Honolulu with a painful schedule in one direction and an optimal schedule in the other direction is a nice new option to have This flight is great for aircraft utilization, at least Bottom line While Southwest Airlines has now been flying to Hawaii for several years with all kinds of different flight schedules, the carrier's new reverse redeye from the mainland to Hawaii is a first. The carrier's new Las Vegas to Honolulu flight will depart at 2:45AM, only to land in Honolulu at 6:10AM, with a block time of 6hr25min. While this schedule is brutal for passengers and crew, the aircraft utilization is spectacular, as this plane will be able to turn right around, and operate a well timed morning flight back from Hawaii to the mainland, without having to overnight at the airport. What do you make of Southwest's new reverse redeye? Would you consider flying it?

I Flew Out Of The New Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3: Don’t Get Too Excited

AirportsJul 17, 2:55 PM

Frankfurt Airport Opens New Terminal 3 With Mixed Passenger Reviews

Frankfurt Airport (FRA) recently saw the opening of the new Terminal 3 . This is something I was excited about — Frankfurt is my most frequented international airport, since my family is from the area, so it's an airport I have a love-hate relationship with. I mean, Frankfurt Airport is kind of terrible, except the Lufthansa First Class Terminal , but there's a certain charm to all of it, maybe partly because of the extent to which it reminds me of my childhood . So I was pleased to see the recent opening of the airport's first new terminal since I was a toddler. During my current trip , I had the chance to fly out of Terminal 3, prior to my Turkmenistan Airlines flight to Ashgabat (ASB). While it was the flight I was most looking forward to (who wouldn't?!), getting to experience the new terminal was also cool to me. I've gotta say, among new terminals at global airports, this has to be one of the more unmemorable ones we've seen in quite some time. Ultimately it's modern (in a very sterile and minimalist way), but at least it's better than the old one? Will, minus the location… Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3: at least it's not Terminal 2? About the best thing I can say about the new Terminal 3 is that it's at least better than the old Terminal 2, which it replaces. In fairness, Terminal 2 was awful, so that's not saying a whole lot. The first thing you'll notice about Terminal 3 is what a pain it is to get to. It's located on the opposite side of the airport of Terminal 1. So if you arrive at the airport via train, you first have to take an additional roughly 10-minute SkyLine ride just to arrive at the terminal. While minor, can I just point out how "bumpy" and fast that little train thing moves? I can't imagine how many people are going to fall in this thing, given how much it bounces and how abruptly it accelerates, with everyone standing and holding onto their luggage. Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 SkyLine directions Once I actually arrived in the terminal, I found the design to be… well, a mixed bag. On the plus side, the terminal has high ceilings and feels rather "grand" in some areas. At the same time, the design is very minimalist. Like, most of the terminal has an exposed view into wiring and all the equipment above the ceiling. Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 design Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 arrivals area The check-in area is one, large rectangular hall, and then the security checkpoints are just beyond that. Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 check-in hall Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 check-in hall Once airside, the central area that connects the piers has nice aesthetics, though also lacks natural light (probably a blessing in Frankfurt, so that you can not be reminded of how bad the weather is). Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 airside Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 airside Gates then extend out to a few different piers, each of which are just long, straight halls. Admittedly I departed from the last possible gate, but it was quite a long walk to get there. While there are moving sidewalks, there are big gaps between them. To be clear, I love walking and don't mind getting steps, but for those who have any sort of mobility challenges, getting to your gate is quite the adventure, especially if you were originating at the train station. I suppose that's true in Terminal 1 as well, though. 😉 Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 airside gates Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 airside gates Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 airside gates The actual central walkway to gates lacks natural light and is fairly narrow, and that's because there are businesses and other facilities on each side. Then the actual gate seating is past that, and it's where you'll find floor-to-ceiling windows. Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 gate seating What's also worth pointing out is that Lufthansa doesn't use this terminal, so there's very little connecting traffic here. As a result, the passenger flows are very different than in Terminal 1, since most travelers are moving in one direction. The Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 lounge situation is decent Perhaps the best part of the new Frankfurt Terminal 3 is the lounge situation. I was only able to visit the Priority Lounge, which is the non-Schengen contract and Priority Pass lounge. It's nothing earth shattering, but it's much better than in the old Terminal 2. Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 Priority Lounge seating The lounge has incredible views, and is quite large, with a whole room in the back that nobody seems to know exists. Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 Priority Lounge seating Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3 Priority Lounge views Then Emirates also debuted its new lounge concept at the airport, and Qatar Airways is expected to soon open two lounges in the terminal, which will be fantastic for oneworld flyers. So from a passenger experience standpoint, I think that's the most exciting aspect of this new terminal. The Terminal 2 lounge situation was getting to be pretty dire. Bottom line Frankfurt Airport's new Terminal 3 is finally open, and I had the chance to check it out. The new terminal is an improvement over the old Terminal 2 in terms of design, capacity, and facilities. The catch is that it's inconvenient to get to (for most), and it's also rather unremarkable in terms of design. Ultimately there's nothing wrong with that. Heck, for Germany, I guess it's kind of predictable, as my impression of the new (at the time) Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) was largely similar. It's just that we see so many airports go for a "wow" factor with their new terminals — just take Portland Airport (PDX) as an example — so this is quite unexciting, by comparison. What do you make of the new FRA Terminal 3?

People Are Betting On Flight Cancellations—Airline Insiders Could Wager On Outcomes They Control

AirportsJul 17, 2:04 PM

Kalshi Shelves Airport Flight Cancellation Betting Amid Insider Trading Concerns

Kalshi backed away from airport-specific flight-cancellation markets after concerns that airline employees could possess inside information or influence the outcome. But Coinbase already offers these bets, raising questions about manipulation, data integrity and what happens when insiders can wager on operational decisions they help make.

Massive Expansion: American Airlines Launches 9 New Routes From Dallas This Summer [Map]

AirportsJul 17, 2:00 PM

American Airlines Adds Nine New Summer Routes From Dallas/Fort Worth Hub

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) in the US state of Texas has long been a key hub for American Airlines. People like to say that everything is bigger in Texas, and this is certainly true when it comes to American's route network out of DFW, as this summer has seen the carrier add nine new routes to its roster. Three are domestic, while the new six international corridors showcase a lot of variety.

The Only US Carrier: Delta Air Lines To Launch 1st-Ever Flights Between Los Angeles & Manila

AirportsJul 17, 1:01 PM

Delta Air Lines Launches First US Nonstop Flights Between Los Angeles and Manila in 2027

Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines is doubling down on its Los Angeles stronghold even further with a new long-haul route. The legacy airline announced on Friday that it will launch new nonstop flights to the Philippines next year – a journey that has never before been operated by a US-based carrier.

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United Airlines Retracts Free Rebooking Policy for Flights Avoiding Donald J. Trump Airport

American Airlines Faces Flight Attendant Shortages at Dallas Hub Due to Management Groundings

Birmingham Airport Prepares for Record-Breaking Summer with 2.5 Million Passengers Expected

United Airlines Restarts Four Former Routes From Newark Hub Starting September

Air Niugini to Restart Direct Flights Linking Port Moresby and Auckland After 30 Years

National STOL Sodbusters Competition Launches at Hartford Airport Before Oshkosh

Wildfire Smoke Forces Instrument-Only Arrivals at Oshkosh Ahead of AirVenture

Southwest Launches Early Morning Reverse Redeye Flight From Las Vegas to Honolulu

Frankfurt Airport Opens New Terminal 3 With Mixed Passenger Reviews

Kalshi Shelves Airport Flight Cancellation Betting Amid Insider Trading Concerns

American Airlines Adds Nine New Summer Routes From Dallas/Fort Worth Hub

Delta Air Lines Launches First US Nonstop Flights Between Los Angeles and Manila in 2027

United Airlines Retracts Free Rebooking Policy for Flights Avoiding Donald J. Trump Airport

American Airlines Faces Flight Attendant Shortages at Dallas Hub Due to Management Groundings

Birmingham Airport Prepares for Record-Breaking Summer with 2.5 Million Passengers Expected

United Airlines Restarts Four Former Routes From Newark Hub Starting September

Air Niugini to Restart Direct Flights Linking Port Moresby and Auckland After 30 Years

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