Airlines under pressure, travelers demanding more, and a mystery pilot who fixes what he steals
Spirit flirts with asset sales, new ideas surface for revenue growth, Silicon Valley whispers darkly, ICE flights spark debate, Heathrow hacks dig deep, and a quirky tale straight out of aviation folklore.
Spirit’s troubles are getting worse
Spirit Airlines is weighing asset sales and sharp cost cuts after another bruising quarter. Investors hear “substantial doubt.”
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Love Jay’s stuff — grab a coffee and take a gander
IdeaWorksCompany shares eight clever revenue-boosting tactics for airlines. From à la carte upsells to loyalty nudges, worth the read.
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Want to work for the dark side? Then this might be the place
Andreessen Horowitz’s latest moves in travel tech raise eyebrows. Depending on your view, it’s opportunity — or empire-building.
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Who is flying the ICE detainees?
A CNN investigation shines light on flights transporting immigration detainees, exposing routes and the operators behind them.
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Aviation hacks dissect Heathrow’s future
The Window Seat podcast takes apart what’s next for London Heathrow — expansion, constraints, and a few home truths.
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Quirky: The mystery pilot who steals planes — and returns them better
In California, a vintage 1958 Cessna Skyhawk keeps vanishing from its hangar — only to reappear after unauthorized flights, sporting fresh repairs and new gear. Aviation’s strangest Robin Hood?
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