Donna M. Airoldi

Donna M. Airoldi
Senior Lodging & Meetings Editor

Donna M. Airoldi joined BTN in April 2019. She began covering the meetings and incentive industry in 2002, working for MeetingNews then Incentive Magazine. She also has experience covering consumer travel and the real estate industry. She earned her master’s degree in journalism in 2016 and was awarded the Reuters Fellowship by the Overseas Press Club Foundation in 2017.

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American Airlines unveils new premium amenitiesBy Donna M. Airoldi & Lauren Arena

US carrier will also introduce refreshed seats across first, premium and economy cabins... KEEP READING

Cathay Pacific launches new Premium Economy cabinBy Donna M. Airoldi

New seat will be retrofitted on airline’s Boeing 777-300ERs... KEEP READING

Delta prepares to unveil long-awaited NDC strategyBy Donna M. Airoldi

US carrier says it has no current plans to remove content or impose charges... KEEP READING

Finnair adds flights to transatlantic servicesBy Donna M. Airoldi

Finnish carrier will also increase frequencies on routes to Japan... KEEP READING

Boeing pays Alaska Airlines $160m after blowoutBy Donna M. Airoldi & Rob Gill

Manufacturer has faced a series of issues with its aircraft during 2024 ... KEEP READING

IATA: February global air demand strongBy Donna M. Airoldi

Director general Willie Walsh is "optimistic" about the industry's 2024 prospects... KEEP READING

Korean Air confirms order for 33 Airbus aircraftBy Donna M. Airoldi

Japan Airlines will also purchase 32 aircraft from Airbus and 10 from Boeing... KEEP READING

Hertz announces new CEO as Scherr steps downBy Donna M. Airoldi & Rob Gill

Former Delta executive West will take over at car rental firm in April... KEEP READING

IATA: January global air demand at 2019 levelsBy Donna M. Airoldi

European carriers' capacity in January 2024 increased by double digit percentages versus a year prior... KEEP READING

American Airlines orders 260 new aircraftBy Donna M. Airoldi

US carrier announces deals with Airbus, Boeing and Embraer ... KEEP READING

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