Safeway worker files federal charges against UFCW Local 7 over strike fine and discipline
A Safeway worker has filed federal charges against UFCW Local 7 after being fined nearly $8,000 for working during a strike despite resigning from the union. The case highlights ongoing disputes over labor rights protections for nonunion members.
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Business class upgrades on transoceanic flights can cost thousands, with prices staying high
Upgrading to business class on transoceanic flights often costs thousands of dollars due to high demand and limited competition among major airlines. Paid upgrades may be available at lower rates close to departure or through loyalty program miles—but changes in airline policies mean award travel is less accessible than before.
Flying Food Group named Airline Caterer of the Year at PAX International Awards
Flying Food Group has been recognized as Airline Caterer of the Year – North America at the 2026 PAX International Readership Awards.
IATA outlines aviation’s economic impact and growth opportunities for Kazakhstan
Aviation supports thousands of jobs and significant GDP contributions in Kazakhstan according to IATA’s latest report. Rafael Schvartzman from IATA emphasized priorities such as safety standards alignment, infrastructure investments, and sustainable fuel development.
Etihad Airways announces seasonal nonstop flights between Abu Dhabi and Dhaka
Etihad Airways will begin seasonal nonstop flights between Abu Dhabi and Dhaka on June 26 using Boeing 777 aircraft.
Air India announces new daily flights between Delhi and Halwara
Air India will begin operating two daily non-stop flights between Delhi and Halwara (Ludhiana) starting May 15.
Aircraft cabin environments explained in Simple Flying feature on passenger experience
Simple Flying explores how modern aircraft cabins are engineered for comfort at high altitudes. The article covers advancements in pressurization technology, humidity control, air filtration systems, lighting design—and their impact on passengers.
Flying Food Group announces driver position opening in Kailua Kona, Hawaii
Flying Food Group is hiring for a Driver position at its Kailua Kona, Hawaii facility.
IATA reports global air passenger demand rose 6.1 percent in February
Global air passenger traffic grew by over six percent this February compared with last year according to IATA data released Mar. 31. Rising fuel costs and geopolitical tensions may affect future airline prospects despite current strong travel demand.