Travel

Airlines are struggling to keep up with travel demand that’s meeting pre-pandemic levels.

Passengers can now get some shut-eye in their very own sleeping space to ease the burden of a long flight.

If you are planning to hit the road this summer but are not sure where to go, you might want to consider New York state. 

Problems were already popping up ahead of the holiday weekend: American canceled 8% of its flights Tuesday and Wednesday, while United srubbed 4% of its schedule.

The TSA may not be known as comedians, but their Instagram account has jokes — and they may be worth more than just a chuckle to frustrated passengers.

The Fourth of July is around the corner, and air travelers are making their plans to enjoy what may be the busiest travel season of the year so far.

A Norwegian Cruise Line ship hit an iceberg in Alaska over the weekend, forcing the company to cancel the remainder of the cruise due to damages sustained from the collision.  

The Denver-based airline also raised the amount it would pay Miramar, Florida-based Spirit if antitrust regulators stop the deal.

Airlines say understaffing at the Federal Aviation Administration is “crippling” traffic along the East Coast.

The promotion, called “In Lazio with Love,” is open to both Italians and foreigners to help the region recover from the economic damage of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A flight attendant took to social media to unapologetically explain what travelers will face this summer and how they should handle the challenges.

Airbnb is giving out $10 million to create the craziest bookable properties around the world. 

As travelers continue to deal with cancelled flights across the U.S., here's what you should know about what is causing so many flights to be delayed or cancelled entirely, and what companies are doing to help alleviate the problem.

American Airlines is ending service in three cities this fall in response to the industry-wide pilot shortage. 

Since Thursday, some 19,000 flights have either been canceled or delayed. That includes 40 at DFW Monday and 17 at Love Field. Airlines are blaming bad weather and a shortage of pilots.

Airlines are scrambling to hire pilots and other workers to replace employees whom they encouraged to quit after the pandemic hit.