United adds shuttle, ditches bag sizers
United makes a move into the hourly-to-DC shuttle market, and loosens the baggage reins at the gate.
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Sweden jumps into night-train market
Sweden has plans to join the revival of night-train service in Europe with a service that will connect Malmo with Cologne and beyond.
Are you ready for drone jetliners?
Airbus has tested a series of automated take-offs and will soon work on landings as well. But no passengers...yet.
Airbus A220 fuels big Air Canada expansion
Air Canada is getting its A220s, and using them to 'densify' some routes and open others for the first time.
Birmingham Jail to preserve MLK cells
The now-abandoned courthouse jail where Martin Luther King was held will be preserved as a historic memorial.
Nintendo headquarters now a hotel
In an unusual conversion of a historic building, Nintendo's former headquarters in Osaka is becoming a hotel.
New for Viking: Expedition Cruises
Viking is expanding its cruise offerings with new built-for-polar-cruises expedition ships, and is also planning its first North American itineraries.
Allegiant plans big expansion; 44 new routes
Allegiant, known for flying small-town vacationers to the sun, is using its growing fleet to add more large cities to its mix
Keukenhof and the Changing Climate
The Netherlands' famed flower display finds itself racing climate change to meet its commitment to visitors.
Theme rooms: Now, Bread & Breakfast
Bread and carb lovers: Your chance at a bread-themed hotel stay in New York.
EU Parliament: stop charger nonsense
Ten years after a call for a voluntary standard, the EU may legislate a common charger for tablets and mobile phones.
Unclaimed Luggage celebrates its 50th
The company that makes a living by selling unclaimed airline luggage has reached a milestone.
Gasp! An airline cancels a fee!
American drops a fee on award tickets, and there are hint of change to come at Delta
The Beluga gets even bigger
Airbus introduces its latest supercarrier, not for people but parts. Meet the Beluga XL, based on the A330.
U.S. opts out of new rules for unruly pax
A new international treaty changes who has jurisdiction in onboard cases, but the U.S. isn't signing on.