Air Cargo & Freight Logistics   Airline Industry & Market Trends   Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact   Airlines  
Skift • Sarah Kopit, Seth Borko

Oil hits $100 — what higher fuel costs mean for airlines and travel demand

The Skift Travel Podcast examines oil climbing to $100 and what elevated fuel costs mean for airline economics and travel demand. Hosts unpack likely effects on carriers’ operating margins, pricing strategies and consumer willingness to fly as airlines weigh hedging, surcharges and capacity adjustments.

2026-03-13T07:48:46.921306-07:00
Middle East   Airports   Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management   Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact   Airlines   Boeing  
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Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

KLM Evacuates Boeing 787 After 12 Days Stranded on Dubai Tarmac Amid Regional Security Concerns

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: KLM has evacuated a Boeing 787 Dreamliner stranded in Dubai for 12 days due to escalating security concerns in the region.

2026-03-13T07:59:47.296999-07:00
ATC   Africa   Airline Industry & Market Trends   Asia-Pacific (APAC)   Airlines   Lufthansa  
aeroroutes.com

Lufthansa Group Adds Extra Long‑Haul Passenger Flights in March 2026 (including Frankfurt–Cape Town)

By aeroroutes.com: Published at 1300PDT / 2000GMT 12MAR26 Lufthansa Group carriers have gradually scheduled extra long-haul flights in March 2026. As of 12MAR26, planned extra flights include the following.

2026-03-12T13:04:35.739198-07:00
MRO   Supply Chain   Airline Industry & Market Trends   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)   Airbus A320   Airlines  
AeroTime • Miquel Ros

Air Astana 2025 results: revenue growth tempered by engine disruptions and currency headwinds

By AeroTime: Air Astana has posted its 2025 results, showing strong revenue growth partly offset by engine disruption and exchange rates.

2026-03-13T04:58:12.986343-07:00
Frequent-flyer programs   Airline Industry & Market Trends   Airlines  
Reuters • Rajesh Kumar Singh, Rajesh Singh

How co-branded credit-card revenue is reshaping U.S. airline loyalty programs

By Reuters: For years, the fortunes of U.S. airlines have been dictated by fares, fuel bills and how many passengers fill their cabins. Now, a growing share of their cash comes from co-branded credit cards, and that is increasingly showing up in how loyalty programs reward travelers.

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2026-03-13T03:34:29.004110-07:00