Articles written by Christine Hucko

Since 9/11, the image of flight attendants has changed, but so have the demands of the job.

Jul 21, 2007 - Christine Hucko

Put the airline industry under a microscope and you'll find many "Things that make you go hmm."

Jul 9, 2007 - Christine Hucko

As the number of air travelers increases around the globe, so does concern about congestion on the ground and in the sky.

Jun 13, 2007 - Christine Hucko

Flyglobespan uses a 737-800 on its Glasgow-Boston route. What does this mean for other budget carriers dreaming of launching a low-cost, long-haul service?

Jun 5, 2007 - Christine Hucko

American, British Airways, Eos, and Virgin Atlantic already won the battle for slots between NY and London. But how do they attract customers? Business class.

May 22, 2007 - Christine Hucko

JetBlue's Customer Bill of Rights is an attempt to bring "humanity back to air travel," after bad weather led to a breakdown in operations

May 17, 2007 - Christine Hucko

Bad weather, terrorism, and labor shortages are typically to blame when an airline's routine operations collapse.

May 14, 2007 - Christine Hucko

Airlines turn to balance sheets and brand image when turbulence strikes.

May 6, 2007 - Christine Hucko

Executives at Airbus and Boeing believe that their new planes will soar, but what if it was strictly up to passengers to decide?

Apr 28, 2007 - Christine Hucko

More than 30 years after Southwest Airlines introduced the low-cost business model, start-up carriers continue to follow suit.

Apr 27, 2007 - Christine Hucko