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Wit the expansion of pre-clearance, airports need more facilities and staff. The U.S. pays for the customs personnel, but passengers pick up the rest.

Low fares to Europe must be purchased as part of a roundtrip.

Air France calls it quits on an attempt to battle discounters by attracting millenials to their own airline.

United is offering a cookbook with both first class and economy class recipes.

The two big aircraft rivals ended the year in a virtual tie, although Boeing did notably better in new orders.

The first nude restaurant in Paris got a lot of publicity, but not much business.

Long-time mainstay to be replaced by new A330s, A320neos and 787s

With road traffic making access more difficult, the busy airport looks forward to a metro link.

The American Kennel Club's museum of dogs and dog art returns to its home city.

International travelers will now pay the equivalent of $9 to leave the country, with limited exceptions.

Spain joins the list of countries where unions have settled contracts with the discount carrier.

In an age of high-speed travel, there's still room for the ferries, and their numbers are growing.