Systems outages, downed websites, and upcoming strikes make for a perfect storm of travel disruption.
The U.S. required countries to embed RFID chips in passports back in 2006. Now, U.S. Border Control can finally read…
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The U.S. military keeps detecting balloons and unidentified objects over America, thanks to adjustments in the…
Profit sharing and working conditions are the primary concerns of American Airlines' pilots.
Those last-resort seat selections may be miserable while flying, but could protect you in a worst-case scenario.
The feds are taking a close look at both Southwest's January failure and the Federal Aviation Administration's…
A laptop battery caught fire, causing United flight 2664 to divert back to San Diego just minutes into the flight.
The FAA proposes a $1.15 million fine, but the airline says the check is performed automatically on Boeing 777…
The country says it can keep planes safely in the air until 2030 even with international sanctions on airplane parts.
The Coulson Aviation plane crashed in a Western Australia national park while fighting two wildfires.
The FAA have three high profile accidents to investigate — all from the last few weeks.
A near-miss at Newark comes weeks after several close calls at JFK.
The world's largest, heaviest plane, destroyed by Russia during the Ukraine invasion, lives on in digital form.
RyanAir charges parents just $27 to hold a baby through a flight.
The country's airspace was deemed uncontrolled after the start of the Somali Civil War in 1991.
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Monday's flight from Adelaide to Perth was Qantas' fifth turned-around flight of 2023 so far.
According to the NTSB, the employee had been briefed twice that the plane's engines were still running, moments…
"The days of flying being fun are long over," experts told NBC.
What began as bored browsing ended with 1.5 million entries from an FBI database.