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Think the person sitting across the aisle on your flight is cute? Well don't just sit there—send over a drink! Or a bag of pretzels.Virgin America is allowing passengers to make potential connections on board with its new, first-of-its-kind, Red seat-to-seat delivery service that allows passengers to identify a passenger to send a drink or food item .The service is available on all Virgin America Flights and uses the company's Red in-flight entertainment system.Virgin announced the service to mark its latest expansion in Las Vegas, connecting flights from Vegas to Los Angeles. Travelers are able to send in-flight cocktails and food to fellow passengers and follow up with a text message on its seat-to-seat chat function.The company's CEO Sir Richard Branson said in a release that there's a 50% chance you may meet someone using the new flirty service.Virgin told FOXBusiness.com that the service just rolled out this week, so it does not yet have numbers on people using it, nor does it hav...
More than 14,000 flights have been cancelled and many more cancellations are expected to wreak havoc on travel plans as airports slow operations and airlines scrap f...
Richard Branson's Virgin Group, bristling from recent setbacks to its U.K. travel-market strategy, is to take on British Airways on its home turf as its 51%-held Vir...
It's been a record-breaking first half of the year for the U.S.'s largest airlines, according to new numbers from the U.S. Department of Transportation.The latest Ai...
Although ticket prices and associated fees have crept higher over the past few years, the right airline credit card can save you enough cash to offset the cost of ai...
Airline prices take off
Maxim Group aerospace analyst Ray Neidl on American Airlines' potential options for a merger.
Priya Haji and David Chen explain how playing games on the internet can make you debt free
When it comes to choosing what airline to fly, the bottom line is often, well, the bottom line: how much it costs to get where you need to go. But with all that lase...
For today’s road warrors, staying connected on the road is a do-or-die situation.Instant access to email, real-time flight information, mobile travel documents, news...
Print from your wireless handheld device without the hassle of complicated cords. Verizon and RedBox are making strides to keep you entertained. It’s now really eas...
FBN's Shibani Joshi with news that Virgin Airlines has named a plane after Steve Jobs, plus the major discounts Apple employees get on the company's products.
These days for the right price, airplane travel can be highly enjoyable. Keep in mind that the cost of new amenities and luxurious seats isn’t cheap but might be wor...
Consumers might be complaining more, but airline quality made improvements.The 2013 Airline Quality Rating report found consumer complaints climbed 22% last year, bu...
Dear Cashing In,I've always avoided reward cards with annual fees in excess of $100, but I run a small home-based business on the side and as I prepare my 2012 tax r...
Dear Cashing In,I just discovered some reward points and bought myself a $100 pair of shoes for $1.36. Around the same time, I discovered a bunch of miles expired be...
Travelzoo President Shirley Tafoya on how the merger of US Airways and American Airlines will impact the industry and consumers.
Helane Becker, Dahlman Rose airlines analyst, weighs in on AMR and US Airways merger announcement today.
Virgin America CEO David Cush weighs in on the state of business.
Virgin Group founder Richard Branson on the U.S. airline industry and why he wouldn’t buy American Airlines.
