Around the turn of the millennium, British Airways became the first airline to introduce lie-flat seats in business class. This created a drastic difference between economy and the other classes.

IAG CEO Luis Gallego says U.S. economy-class bookings have rebounded after taking a dip following Trump's global tariff announcement.

British Airways has banned its staff from a specific activity during layovers as part of a new policy. The airline has reportedly asked its employees to stop posting on social media from their ...

It looks like the drop-off in demand that airlines recorded after 'Liberation Day' might have just been a blip, according to the chief executive of British Airways' parent company. Sales, particularly ...

Last month, United Airlines unveiled its new United Elevated interior, which includes sliding privacy doors for all business ...

Efficiency and luxury touches are the name of the game across this lineup of aircrafts, and more, from names like Flexjet and ...

Airlines are counting on affluent customers to compensate for slowing demand for economy seats—but recent signs of a pullback ...

For most travelers, the loud, window-rattling boom of a supersonic jet is something you hear about in documentaries rather ...