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- 1Duffy, airlines push Congress for $30 billion aviation overhaul▼Duffy, airlines urge US Congress to quickly approve $30 billion for aviation reforms
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, together with US airlines, is calling on Congress to quickly approve roughly $30 billion in funding for aviation reforms. The push centres on modernising the country's air traffic control system and related infrastructure. The joint appeal from the government and airline industry puts pressure on lawmakers to act on aviation funding in the current legislative session.
- 2Alaska Airlines announces major premium cabin overhaul▼Alaska Airlines unveils massive premium cabin overhaul in high-end travel race
Alaska Airlines has unveiled a sweeping redesign of its premium cabins as it moves to compete in the increasingly crowded market for high-end air travel. The overhaul signals the carrier's push to attract affluent flyers willing to pay more for upgraded seats and service. Details of the plan were reported by CNBC, drawing attention across the travel industry.
- 3Alaska Airlines Adds Premium Economy and More Business Class▼Alaska Airlines Adds Premium Economy and More Business Class — Can It Catch Up to the Big 3?
Alaska Airlines is adding a premium economy cabin and expanding business class seating as it works to narrow the gap with American, Delta and United. The move, reported by Skift, signals the carrier's ambition to compete more directly with the largest US airlines for higher-paying travelers. Industry observers are weighing whether the premium push can help Alaska close the experience and revenue gap with the Big 3.