Airlines for America

Air travel across the U.S. is under growing pressure as the federal government shutdown continues to drag on, according to Airlines for America President and CEO, Christopher Sununu. Air Travel Is ‘Slowly Getting Worse’ Sununu, the former Republican Governor of New Hampshire, said on...

Airline stocks have for the most part outperformed broader indices over the past year on strong demand and fuel savings. Airlines for America, an airlines association, said on Thursday that Thanksgiving travel on U.S. airlines will surpass last year. The association added that travel...

U.S. airlines have been flying high this year, as the decline in fuel prices gave way to higher margins for many companies. In addition to lower fuel prices, the improving U.S. economy has also created room for growth in the industry, as more Americans use their disposable income to travel...

In 2014, U.S. airlines enjoyed their fifth straight year of profitability, with the nation's top 10 carriers seeing revenues rise by 5 percent while costs jumped just 3.3 percent. In an effort to continue boosting customer satisfaction, carriers reinvested $13.0 billion in products and...

More signs the U.S. airline industry has recovered from the double blows of the 9/11 terror attacks in 2001 and the subsequent recession. On Monday, the federal Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reported the 26 scheduled U.S. passenger airlines had a net profit of $7.3 billion in the...