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Sep 9Wed
  1. IATA Pressroom

    IATA Welcomes Pratt & Whitney Canada Contract Changes

    The International Air Transport Association (IATA) welcomed changes by Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) to contractual terms that had raised competition concerns in the market for used engine parts. The changes remove restrictions on maintenance shops in P&WC's network that could have limited independent suppliers' access to used engine material and related service. The changes are limited to used parts for P&WC's PT6 and PW100-series turboprop engines.

Sep 3Thu
Sep 1Tue
  1. Hospitality Technology

    Restaurants Are About to Repeat the Airline Industry's Biggest Mistake

    Author Ryan Volberg argues that the restaurant industry faces a risk similar to airlines' commoditization by online travel agencies two decades ago. Reservation platforms like OpenTable, DoorDash, and American Express may make restaurants comparable commodities, intensifying price competition. He urges restaurants to prioritize customer relationships, use data to recognize high-value guests, and provide personalized experiences to avoid platform control.

Aug 27Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    American Joins Race to Add New European Routes and Premium Upgrades

    American Airlines is significantly expanding its summer 2027 transatlantic network while overhauling its in-flight products to capture more high-spend travelers and close the profitability gap with rivals Delta and United. New routes include Philadelphia to Vienna (making American the only U.S. carrier serving the Austrian capital), the revival of Reykjavik service from Philadelphia, plus new Philadelphia-Porto, Charlotte-Barcelona, and JFK-Nice flights, expanded JFK-London Heathrow service, and a Chicago O'Hare-Tokyo route launching in March 2027. These moves come alongside a premium-focused product refresh—reintroducing seatback screens to narrowbodies, increasing premium seat counts by 4…

Aug 25Tue
  1. TravelDaily China

    Singapore Casinos Polarize: Marina Bay Sands Leads

    Competition between Singapore's two integrated resorts intensifies, with Marina Bay Sands dominating the premium market, posting casino revenue over $2.1 billion in H1 2026, while Resorts World Sentosa earned less than a third of that. RWS, whose performance fell short, received only a two-year casino license and is investing S$6.8 billion in upgrades, but faces license renewal pressure in 2027.

May 7Thu
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Trivago Files Antitrust Suit Against Google

    Trivago has filed an antitrust suit against Google, alleging that Google systematically favors its own hotel metasearch over competitors, harming competition. The suit is based on EU antitrust provisions and German competition law, seeking full compensation. Trivago also reported Q1 2026 results: revenue increased 15% YoY to €142.9 million, but net loss was €7.3 million.