Ted Reed joined Forbes in 2012. He has been a reporter for Miami Herald, Fresno Bee, Sac Bee and TheStreet. He was also US Airways staff writer. His books include American Airlines, US Airways and the Creation of the World's Largest Airline.
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United Airlines Does Stock Buyback, Labor Slams Investor ‘Greedheads’
United Airlines announced a $1.5 billion stock buyback plan, underscoring a seeming return to an investor focus that had diminished in the pandemic.
Airlines And Passengers Move To Reduce Their Global Footprints
The airline industry is committed to achieve net zero carbon emissions, with a target date of 2050. Individual passengers can take steps now.
Americans Shun Flying And Shopping Near Election Day, Delta Air Lines Says
People want to stay home around Election Day. They don’t want to fly and they probably don’t want to buy consumer goods either, Delta Air Lines executives say.
Everyone Flies To London And Paris. United Adds Ulaanbaatar And Kaohsiung
As United adds a Mongolia route, an exec says, “The savvy traveler has been to Paris and Madrid so many times that they are looking for more unique content,”
Delta To American: Atlanta Will Bump Dallas As World’s Top Hub
Delta says its Atlanta hub will reclaim the status it lost to American’s Dallas hub as the world's largest single airline hub.