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Have you been dreaming of taking your family on a trip around the world? If you decide to go, you won’t be out there alone.
In the newest round of airline mergers, some airports will lose a significant chunk of scheduled service and, in some cases, their regional hub status.
A new park-like space at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport offers a breath of fresh air for weary travelers.
Airlines to airline pilots: You can leave your hat on. Or not.
Imagine traveling around the world with your family, by car, for 11 years straight.
When an 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck Chile at around 3:30 a.m. in February 2010, Seattle-based wine importer Ryan Sytsma was asleep in a Sheraton hotel somewhere between the airport and downtown Santiago.
Do you remember your first airplane ride?
First came the tsunami spawned by the deadly Japanese earthquake, causing tens of millions of dollars in damage to homes, businesses and boats in Hawaii.
Citing security concerns, the federal government in secrecy last month ordered every airline in the United States to remove emergency oxygen in every lavatory on all 6,000 domestic commercial aircraft.
Will rising gas prices detour spring and summer travel plans?
No more complimentary cookies or pretzels?
Every time she boards an airplane, Sheelagh Doyle of New York City worries that the dry, recirculated air onboard will make her sick.
The Transportation Security Administration has said it won’t allow any more airports to “opt out” and bring in private security contractors in place of the agency’s federal workers. Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., who in the fall wrote a letter to 100 airports urging them to ditch TSA agents, said it is “unimaginable” that TSA would end “the most successfully performing passenger screening program we’ve had over the last decade.”
A in a dispute over an infant carrier raises the question: How do parents choose the correct airline seat for their baby?
When the Green Bay Packers meet the Pittsburgh Steelers for Super Bowl XLV in Arlington, Texas, on Feb. 6, about 100,000 officially ticketed spectators will watch the game from inside Cowboys Stadium. A few thousand additional sports enthusiasts will watch the game on giant video screens at a ticketed “Plaza Party” next to the stadium.
What do media magnate Arianna Huffington and Hollywood heartthrob Josh Duhamel have in common? They've both been busted for using their cell phones on planes.
A new year has brought new resolve for airport managers who are fed up with the Transportation Security Agency.
Around this time of year, experts often remind air travelers that holiday sanity can come wrapped in an airplane ticket to a secondary or alternate airport.
Most air travelers are no longer surprised when asked to pay for snacks, pillows and other services that were once free.
Following a highly publicized incident in which an air passenger with a medical condition was put through a humiliating pat-down, the Transportation Security Administration has embraced a new medical notification card that fliers can present to airport security screeners.
No one questions anymore whether or not everyone — babies included — should be buckled up in cars. It’s the law, and all 50 states currently require child-safety seats for infants and children.
Giving a new meaning to the phrase “walking down the aisle,” a gay couple from Germany and a lesbian couple from Poland were married on an SAS-operated flight from Stockholm to New York.
Airline passengers aren’t the only ones complaining about the Transportation Security Administration’s new enhanced security procedures. Many TSA employees aren’t too happy, either.
A retired special education teacher on his way to a wedding in Orlando, Fla., said he was left humiliated, crying and covered with his own urine after an enhanced pat-down by TSA officers recently at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
Are you craving cranberries and planning to fly somewhere for the Thanksgiving holiday?
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