Aarhus tries out an illusion of safety
A Danish city is testing whether more visible crosswalks will give pedestrians a better chance at crossing the street.
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Europe: A war of budget carriers?
As the post-pandemic world emerges, Europe's budget airlines appear ready to take on each other as well as the legacy carriers.
Luxury lounge access—$150 per person
American's top-tier lounges are re-opening, and are also introducing $150 per person day passes.
Breeze Airways builds up its fleet
The startup airline just added another 20 A220s to its existing order for 60.
Macy's Parade returns—with masks and shots
After last-year's no-crowd made-for-TV show, the traditional Thanksgiving Day parade is back, with safety measures.
DOT takes another look at family seating
The Department of Transportation is under renewed pressure to make sure families can sit together on planes without ringing up extra fees
Oahu removing 'Stairway to Heaven'
After years of considering how to make them a safe public attraction, the city has decided it can neither do that, nor keep unauthorized people off.
Denmark first in Europe to drop Covid rules
Denmark has become the only European country with no Covid restrictions and is hoping to avoid restoring them.
Cycling: More dangerous than we think?
Safety experts in the Netherlands are re-examining bicycle safety based on including ambulance and hospital figures, not only police reports.
Alitalia name may keep flying as airline ends
Even as it goes out of business, Alitalia keeps on generating news
Excuse me! The science of (not) bumping
Dutch researchers are cited for work in understanding how people move in crowds without collisions.
Airlines say delta cuts tix sales
U.S. airlines are reporting dropping demand due to delta, after a hopeful spring and early summer.
UK: Readers choose best small museums
Less-known British museums to consider as you make travel plans
LaGuardia 'wrong-way' AirTrain under new attack
A change of governors in New York opens the possibility of changing an airport train plan that goes east to go west
Toronto: Billy Bishop Back in Business
Service has finally resumed at Toronto's close-in airport, with Air Canada joining Porter Airlines in using the field.