United and American Airlines unveil new luxury suites with premium features, while Delta enhances its cabin design to capture the lucrative the business class market.

Starting this month, Delta is removing Basic Economy from its booking options. But that doesn’t mean the budget-friendly ticket is gone for good. Instead, it’s getting folded into a new system.

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United is taking the premium cabin arms race among US majors to new heights with the unveiling of its premium-heavy, 787-9 Elevated interior.

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American struck first with its new premium-heavy Dreamliner announced back in 2022, and United fired back with its new ...

American Airlines and United Airlines are upgrading their international business-class seats. It's part of a growing trend as ...