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American goes the rest of the way, dropping change and cancellation fees for international flights as it did previously for domestic.

With traffic down 95% due to the pandemic, questions grow about the key service and the rail systems it connects.

After CDC warnings, airlines report cancelations and lower traffic for the holiday

In a standoff with Kafkaeque overtone, it's legal to fly but illegal to get to the airport.

In a year when there are all-too-few visitors, Venice puts off a new 'day-tripper' tax for now.

In an unusual collision, an Alaska Airlines plane hits a bear that had invaded the runway.

Hawaii exempts visitors from quarantine if they've tested negative with an approved test. Now you'll have to show your lab results before boarding.

Spain would like to close the books on its pre-Euro currency, and get €1.6 billion back into the economy.

The 2008 startup that disrupted the lodging industry will enter the stock market in December despite recurring losses.

The two airlines are accused by consumers of withholding refunds for vouchers they issued in the spring.

Lufthansa Group tells economy passengers: you didn't like the food, now you can't have any.

A family adventure on high-wheel bikes draws positive reactions along the way.