Avelo Airlines

With ACI-NA JumpStart 2025 kicking off in Indianapolis this June, we had the opportunity to have a chat with Mike Corcoran, Avelo Airlines Director of Network Planning, to find out more about the success of the airline since the pandemic, what drives their destination decisions, and will the airline be looking to shake up its […]

Vancouver airport runway

We don’t often pay attention to the things in life that are working well or as expected. Your paycheque arrives on time, your garbage is collected, traffic lights tell you when to stop, slow down, or go. But when things go awry – your paycheque isn’t deposited, garbage begins to pile up in the alleyway, […]

US sees modest air travel growth while Indiana surges ahead

Following a strong recovery between 2021 and 2024, US air travel demand has softened entering mid-2025 but remains balanced. High inflation, a cooling job market, and declining consumer confidence are making travellers more cautious, leading to slower leisure and business bookings. Business travel remains significantly below pre-pandemic levels, with corporate budgets tightening, especially in government, […]

Advance Aviation

Effective airport marketing in today’s landscape requires a deep understanding of the modern traveler, a commitment to delivering on your promises, and the agility to adapt to ever-changing preferences. Advance Aviation, a leader in aviation marketing, shares key takeaways and actionable insights to help your airport take flight. Here’s what the experts at Advance Aviation […]

Michael W. Shea, Executive Director of the Connecticut Airport Authority

Exciting changes are on the horizon for Bradley International Airport, New England’s second largest airport. Starting this June, the Connecticut Airport Authority, which operates Bradley International Airport, will be unveiling more than $250 million in infrastructure upgrades to the traveling public and its airline partners. At the core of the transformation is the construction of […]

Flymyairport

The irony of airports is that their success depends on selling a product they don’t actually sell: airline tickets. “What we are trying to sell is a product we don’t own, which are the airline tickets,” remarks Palm Springs International Airport’s Deputy Director of Aviation, Marketing and Air Service Daniel Meier. “We get people to […]