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You checked a fare, looked away, and it jumped $80. Here is exactly how airline revenue management systems work and what it means for how you book flights.

Southwest ended its 50-year free bag policy in 2025. Here is what the new baggage fee structure looks like, who is affected, and how it changes the math on booking Southwest.

Spirit Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy again in 2024-2025. Here is exactly what happens to existing bookings, refunds, and what passengers should do right now.

A route-by-route airfare forecast for summer 2026. Domestic peaks, transatlantic pricing, budget carrier alternatives, and where the last deals are hiding before July prices lock in.

Which routes experience the most turbulence in 2026? Data from atmospheric research and pilot reports identifies the most consistently rough corridors and why certain routes are more turbulent than others.

Some US routes have minimal competition and consistently elevated fares. Data analysis identifying the routes with highest average fares per mile, lowest carrier competition, and where travelers have the fewest alternatives.

If your flight is cancelled or significantly delayed, US law now requires airlines to issue automatic cash refunds. Here is exactly what triggers the right and how to claim it.

A data-driven look at where airfares stand in 2026, what the Iran conflict has done to global flight prices, and whether travelers can expect relief before the end of the year.

Which airlines have the strongest safety records in 2026? We analyse data from AirlineRatings.com and JACDEC to identify the carriers that consistently lead on safety.

Since US and Israeli strikes on Iran in February 2026, over 46,000 flights have been cancelled, airspace across eight countries has closed, and fares on key routes have surged by up to 560%.

With Gulf airspace closed or restricted across eight countries, we break down which airports are still operating, which routes are reliable, and what travellers need to know before booking.

Dubai International Airport (DXB) has overtaken Atlanta in 2026 to become the world's busiest airport, handling 95.2 million passengers in 2025 and closing in on 100 million in 2026.