airtran

• Business

BWI plans a $100M expansion

BWI plans a $100 million expansion that will transform central section of the airport.

• Maryland

BWI flights to Cuba to start in March

A Tampa-based company plans to begin offering flights next spring from BWI Marshall Airport to Cuba, where travel has been restricted since 1961, shortly after Fidel Castro took power and nationalized U.S.-owned businesses.

• Business

Direct BWI service to Freeport begins

Vision Airlines will offer twice-weekly service between BWI and Freeport, a vacation destination that has in recent years been eclipsed by bustling Nassau.

• Business

BWI plans second direct connection to Europe

BWI will add a second connection to Europe next summer when Germany's Condor Airlines launches twice-a-week service to Frankfurt.

• Travel

Bermuda by boat: an itinerary for 48 hours in port

With only 48 hours or so in port, exploring this small island is a big challenge

• Travel

If you go: Cruising to Bermuda

• Travel

Southwest, AirTran issue travel waivers for East Coast cities

• Anne Arundel

AirTran to begin nonstop service from BWI to Aruba

AirTran will begin nonstop flights from BWI Marshall Airport to Aruba in December.

• Air Transportation Industry

AirTran to offer flights to Aruba from BWI

• Air Transportation Industry

BWI airport posts record first half, 12 months

BWI airport posted record numbers for passengers in June, ad the first half of 2011 -- reflecting its strong image as a low-cost airport and the continuing growth of Southwest Airlines.

• Air Transportation Industry

Airfare price drop refunds: Cheap Trick Thursday

• Air Transportation Industry

Airlines raise fares, deny travelers a tax holiday

• Travel

Southwest offers birthday sale starting at $40 one-way

• Business

Southwest CEO sees growth, opportunity at BWI

Now that Southwest Airlines has completed its $1.4 billion purchase of AirTran Holdings, executives have launched the longer-term process of merging two brands, retraining employees, rolling out larger aircraft and positioning Southwest for international expansion.