Why Volaris is Taking the Bus

Why Volaris is Taking the Bus

It's not other airlines. It's the bus. That's where Mexican ultra-low-cost carrier Volaris sees the most opportunity to grow: by poaching passengers from the country's long-distance bus network. In this episode of the Airline Weekly Lounge, Editor Madhu Unnikrishnan talks to Skift Travel Editor-in-Chief Tom Lowry about Volaris' growth strategy, how it allows passengers to pay for tickets, and why its employees are sometimes escorted out of bus stations by security.

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Could United Really Merge with American Airlines?

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Delta Confronts the Oil Price Crisis

Delta Confronts the Oil Price Crisis

Delta’s latest results are in and the fuel price challenge is front and center. Gordon, Jay, and Meghna dive into what the numbers say about the airline’s strategy and resilience. In part two, the con...

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Who Will Lead IATA Next?

Who Will Lead IATA Next?

Gordon and Jay unpack major leadership moves shaping the industry, from Willie Walsh’s shift to IndiGo to Michael Rousseau’s departure from Air Canada. Later, they dive into fuel prices and what’s ahe...

2 Apr 40min

An Aviation Crisis – with a Twist

An Aviation Crisis – with a Twist

In part one, Gordon and Jay unpack a whirlwind few days for the global airline industry, including fresh insights on jet fuel prices. In part two, the conversation turns to intriguing developments at ...

26 Mar 28min

Making Sense of the Fuel Price Crisis

Making Sense of the Fuel Price Crisis

Fuel accounts for roughly 20–30% of an airline’s operating costs—so when prices surge, the impact can be immediate and significant. In this week’s show, Gordon and Jay break down how U.S. airlines are...

19 Mar 41min

Jet Fuel Shock & Shutdown TSA Lines: Airlines Brace for a Volatile Spring

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12 Mar 40min

A Gulf Airline Crisis Like No Other

A Gulf Airline Crisis Like No Other

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