Leslie Josephs
Airline Reporter at CNBC
Airline reporter @cnbc. Previously @wsj in New York and @ap in Peru. Queens native. Dog is my co-pilot. Reach out: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
nbcnews.com | Leslie Josephs
United Airlines is planning to cut flights starting this summer to match disappointing domestic travel demand while bookings for pricier, international trips remain strong. The carrier warned Tuesday that a recession could drive down profits this year, but said that booking trends are stable, and maintained its current full-year earnings forecast.
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1 week ago |
nbcbayarea.com | Leslie Josephs
American Airlines plans to offer inflight Wi-Fi for free in 2026. The service follows similar moves by JetBlue Airways, Delta Air Lines and, most recently, United Airlines. The complimentary service, sponsored by AT&T, will be available for members of American Airlines' AAdvantage loyalty program. American Airlines plans to offer Wi-Fi for free starting in January as more carriers opt for complimentary internet service for their loyalty program members, increasing pressure on holdouts.
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1 week ago |
nbcnewyork.com | Leslie Josephs
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1 week ago |
cnbc.com | Leslie Josephs
American Airlines plans to offer Wi-Fi for free starting in January as more carriers opt for complimentary internet service for their loyalty program members, increasing pressure on holdouts. The free Wi-Fi will be sponsored by AT&T and is available for members of American Airlines' AAdvantage loyalty program, the airline said Tuesday.
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1 week ago |
nbcnews.com | Leslie Josephs
Travelers take note: The federal government says it will start enforcing Real ID requirements at U.S. airports starting May 7 — for real this time. That means travelers will need a Real ID-compliant license or other accepted form of identification like a passport to get through security before a domestic U.S. flight. The Transportation Security Administration said 81% of people approaching airport checkpoints already have Real ID-compliant identification, though it varies by state.
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Walmart also pulls guidance, citing Trump tariffs https://t.co/usfGJct6ac
Delta axes 2H 2025 growth plans, pulls guidance, CEO Ed Bastian tells @CNBC that Trump's trade war is the "wrong approach" as bookings slide in what was supposed to be the airline's best year ever. $DAL https://t.co/x7WRuM137A
Delta axes 2H 2025 growth plans, pulls guidance, CEO Ed Bastian tells @CNBC that Trump's trade war is the "wrong approach" as bookings slide in what was supposed to be the airline's best year ever. $DAL https://t.co/x7WRuM137A
From the FDR this morning near Harlem River Park at 7:52 a.m. Any ideas? https://t.co/Ci3KgnCSGj
