Smoke poured from an overhead bin after a lithium battery caught fire on board, sending passengers scrambling as flight attendants rushed in with extinguishers. The crew contained the blaze and the jet diverted safely after the dramatic in-cabin emergency.
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Did Space Debris Hit A United Flight Over The Rockies Thursday? Here’s What We Know So Far
A United flight from Denver to Los Angeles diverted to Salt Lake City on Thursday. The airline reported that flight 1093 made the decision to address a crack in one layer of its windshield. But, based on a photo shared by aviation watchdog JonNYC, was the plane actually hit by space debris?
United’s Next Big Play To Keep MileagePlus Growing: Debit Card Rewards Are Coming Back
United Airlines is reviving debit card rewards as its next major move to expand MileagePlus profits. After years of focusing on credit cards with Chase, United appears ready to tap into everyday debit spending. It’s a return to an old idea—but one that could reshape loyalty economics.
American Airlines Passenger Speaks Out: ‘Flight Attendant Barricaded Herself In The Galley And Called Police On First Class’
A first class passenger has come forward describing how an American Airlines flight attendant barricaded herself in the galley, refused service, and called police on calm travelers — leaving officers baffled.
JetBlue’s 2026 Elite Overhaul: Kids Earn You Status, But Free Drinks And Extra Bags See Cuts
JetBlue is revamping its Mosaic elite program for 2026 — adding new ways to earn status through your kids’ travel while trimming perks for lower tiers. Expect fewer free drinks and checked bags, even as top elites gain lounge access and extra upgrade certificates.
United Airlines CFO Confirms: AI Has Taken Over—8% Of Jobs Gone, Here’s Who Gets Cut Next
United Airlines’ CFO says AI is already replacing 8% of the airline’s management (non-union) staff — and warns more cuts are coming. From finance to scheduling and loyalty marketing, here’s who gets cut next as automation takes hold across the industry.
From Burnt To Bold: American Airlines Ends Bad Coffee Era In 2026 With Lavazza As It Tries To Win Back Flyers
American Airlines is replacing its much-maligned Fresh Brew with Lavazza coffee across all cabins and lounges starting next year. The move signals more than a caffeine upgrade — it’s a deliberate step toward rebuilding a premium experience for flyers. Better coffee means happier crews, fewer Starbucks detours, and a long-overdue end to bad brews at 35,000 feet.
Forget Flying — United Reveals To Wall Street MileagePlus Will Double Its Profits By 2030. Will It?
United just told Wall Street it can double profits by 2030 — not from flying, but from loyalty. CEO Scott Kirby says the MileagePlus program will be the airline’s growth engine for the next decade. It’s an audacious claim — and one that deserves a closer look.
Flight Attendant Slept Through Landing: 10 Minutes Later, She Still Wouldn’t Wake Up—Exhaustion Or Negligence?
A flight attendant stayed asleep through landing — and even ten minutes later wouldn’t wake up. Was it simple exhaustion, or a safety lapse?
‘We Earned The Whole Ticket Price Minus $120’: Air India First Class Passenger Got Bed Bugs, Broken Seats & Blood
He paid for luxury and got bed bugs, broken seats, and a bleeding finger instead. After a nightmare flight from Delhi to Toronto, Air India decided the ordeal was worth just $120 in “compensation.”











