Sustainability: Travelers not willing to pay?
Travelers say they are concerned, but most appear unwilling to pay extra
Travelers say they are concerned, but most appear unwilling to pay extra
For now there will be no AirTrain project, but express bus plans are in the works
Two planes flying in tandem are testing emissions effects of sustainable fuel by in-flight 'sniffing'
France is concerned that the new Entry-Exit System, now scheduled for late 2023, could cause huge airport congestion for the Olympics
A confrontation with a passenger over the luggage sizer reveals a system of bonuses for collecting extra charges.
FAA gets a pass on issuing regulations ordered by Congress five years ago
Britain's Civil Aviation Authority blocks proposed fee increases at Heathrow and orders a rollback
The DOT's new dashboard tracks a move toward fee-free family seating, but doesn't answer all the questions
PreCheck now covers over 30 million travelers and is growing fast, TSA says
Two lawsuits seek to undo restrictions on flight operations at Schiphol, saying they aren't needed and weren't properly planned
Lufthansa has returned to profitability, and its CEO says he is interested in more acquisitions
United's WiFi now covers the whole fleet, and T-Mobile's negotiated a break for its customers.
Airlines are playing 'follow the leader' after United and Frontier agreed to drop seating fees to keep families together
A long-delayed deal has now been completed, giving IAG a stronger hand in the South Atlantic and Caribbean.
Firearms, most of them loaded, are turning up at airports in increasing numbers, TSA reports