Weekly Travel Update ALASKA EXPANDS HAWAII NETWORK, CUTS NEW ZEALAND $ALK will add seasonal Honolulu flights to Boise and Spokane starting in December while discontinuing Hawaiian Airlines’ Honolulu–Auckland service, citing shifting travel demand. Capacity from the canceled New Zealand route will be redeployed to increase Honolulu–Las Vegas flights as the airline continues optimizing its post-merger network. FRONTIER EXPANDS AFTER SPIRIT EXIT $ULCC will launch four new routes beginning in November and December, including services previously operated by Spirit Airlines, as it expands into markets left vacant by its rival’s collapse. The carrier is also rolling out Starlink Wi-Fi across its fleet, enhancing its competitive position while pursuing disciplined network growth. EXPEDIA, ALLEGIANT FORM EXCLUSIVE BOOKING PARTNERSHIP $EXPE signed a 12-month exclusive agreement to become the first authorized online travel agency for $ALGT, adding Allegiant’s 566-route network across 124 U.S. cities. The deal gives Expedia full coverage of all U.S. commercial airlines while expanding Allegiant’s distribution and access to leisure travelers.

🔥🚨 BOOM! Trump DOJ — Cuban national in Florida CONVICTED for a massive alien smuggling and money-laundering ring. Lázaro Alain Cabrera-Rodríguez, 28. He used a Travel agency as the front and filed over 600 fraudulent visa-waiver applications. FUNNELING more than $20 million through 57 bank accounts. $1,500 to $40,000 a head. Private planes when the groups got big. Thousands of Cubans moved. The fraud task force is rocking!

$NAVN Earnings: - Total Revenue was $233 million, an increase of 35% year-over-year. - Non-GAAP net income was $14 million, compared to a non-GAAP net loss of $(8) million in the second quarter of fiscal year 2026. - Non-GAAP gross profit was $175 million, representing 75% non-GAAP gross margin, compared to $126 million, or 73% non-GAAP gross margin in the second quarter of fiscal year 2026. - Usage revenue was $211 million, an increase of 35% year-over-year. “Q2 was another quarter of exceptional execution, with results exceeding expectations and new business momentum reaching the highest level in Navan’s history. We delivered strong growth with new signed GBV in our SLG business growing 60% year-over-year on a trailing-twelve-month basis to a record $4 billion. We believe our results reflect durable demand for face-to-face connection and the combined strength of our superior technology, go-to-market model, and differentiated customer experience,” said Ariel Cohen, Navan co-founder and CEO. “We are again raising our full-year outlook as we enter the second half in a position of growing strength. We are leading travel into the agentic era - combining proprietary AI with human expertise across the entire journey to advance our vision to build the best travel agency on the planet.” “Q2 showcased our ability to deliver sustained growth while driving meaningful operating leverage. Revenue grew 35%, non-GAAP income from operations more than doubled, and we generated positive cash flow, underscoring the strong fundamentals and discipline of our business model,” said Aurélien Nolf, Navan CFO. “Total GBV grew 45% to more than $3 billion, reflecting strength from new customers, ramping cohorts, and expansion of our installed base. We believe our record signed demand provides good visibility into future growth, and we remain focused on expanding Navan’s opportunity as we leverage our proprietary AI to scale our platform more efficiently, which should strengthen our foundation for durable growth and cash flow generation.”