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The online travel agency said that after a slowdown in demand in the first quarter, April was even softer for the U.S. market.

Southwest Airlines stock is in the red so far this year, and three directors just bought nearly $600,000 worth of stock.

The system will take three to four years to complete and aims to completely replace antiquated technology currently in place.

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U.S. air travelers will need to have a Real ID-compliant driver’s license or state-issued ID to board a federally regulated commercial aircraft from Wednesday.

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The short term rental company, which operates in more than 220 countries, shed some light on the health of the U.S. traveler.

The downbeat mood on Wall Street could be a great opportunity to buy the dip in quality stocks, according to a Wednesday report by J.P. Morgan.

Some companies have pulled their guidance because of the aggressive U.S. trade strategy, while others see little effect.

The cruise stock fell early Tuesday after the cruise operator beat earnings expectations and even hiked its full-year guidance.

JetBlue Airways provided a gloomy assessment for travel demand Tuesday as it joined many of its peers in withdrawing full-year guidance.

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Wall Street is feeling more optimistic about shares of the maker of commercial jets after Boeing’s solid first-quarter earnings.

The flight path for U.S. airline stocks is very much up in the air.

Boeing produced an earnings ‘beat.’ That’s good news. Coming into Q1, it had missed earnings estimates in 19 of the past 44 quarters, according to Bloomberg.

Defense contractors Lockheed Martin and RTX caught upgrades from different analysts. Both stocks were up in early Wednesday trading.

Aerospace firm Boeing announced sales of some of its operations in digital aviation solutions. Shares aren’t higher because it was expected.

China is sending back Boeing 737 MAX jets to Seattle. There’s plenty of demand for them, but selling them to another party is a little tricky.

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Chinese airlines can’t afford to pay more than twice the regular price for Boeing jets, but they also can’t simply buy them from competitor Airbus.

Things are getting real. China recently returned three 737 MAX jets from the Zhoushan completion center to Seattle, according to the Air Current.

T he industry that can’t catch a break looks particularly vulnerable to a downturn.

Nvidia discloses that sales of its H20 chips to China would require a license ‘for the indefinite future’ from the U.S. Department of Commerce, AMD says a license requirement for chip exports will result in charges of up to $800 million, and ASML issues disappointing sales guidance.

The company beat expectations for first-quarter profit but it plans to cut capacity starting in the third quarter based on demand trends.

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