As the travel industry made its slow return to normalcy, we at App in the Air came to recognize the impact of vaccine requirements on the ability to travel across the globe freely and safely. Moreover, we came to understand the inequalities surrounding access to COVID-19 vaccines and decided to take matters into our own … Read more
As travel demand continues to rise and prices remain high, airlines are thinking of new ways to satisfy their customers and employees. Read on for the latest ‘Intel in the Air’ news roundup, where we’ll cover the biggest travel and aviation news from the month of June. Prices Continue to Rise We’ve been covering the rise … Read more
For the first time in over two years, there are little to no COVID-19 restrictions holding people back from getting together and traveling. With the summer holiday season ahead and the continuing trend of “revenge travel,” 75% of Americans plan to travel domestically this summer. Here’s where they’re going. Read on for three of the … Read more
Credit: San Diego Air and Space Museum Since the beginning of air travel, flight attendants have played an integral role in shaping the travel experience. International Flight Attendant Appreciation Day is soon approaching on May 31st, honoring the work flight attendants do every day for the aviation industry. Follow along as we take a look back … Read more
Over the last few years, the U.S. job market has experienced a phenomenon now referred to as ‘The Great Resignation.’’ As the pandemic evolved and offices re-opened their doors, the new world and nature of remote work made employees less eager to return in-person. Even now in 2022, The Great Resignation remains in full swing … Read more
The upcoming season is set to be the busiest we’ve seen since pre-pandemic travel. In the month of April, airlines continued preparing to meet rising demand, while big changes were made for COVID-19 mandates, and new budget airlines entered the picture. Read on for the latest ‘Intel in the Air’ news roundup, where we keep … Read more