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Breeze Airways, a discount startup, has pushed its takeoff until early next year because of the pandemic-induced economic crisis.

An airport closed in 2014 will be repurposed as a global freight hub and a base for passenger flights to Europe.

Plans by operators of small-ship cruises in the U.S. to begin cruises this summer have run aground on a shoal of new restrictions as many areas have suffered increased infection rates. One line in particular, American Cruise Lines, whose ships are all well under the 250 passenger-and-crew limit set by CDC for exemption from its no-sail order, has had each of its first attempts shut down one-by-one, and it now seems unlikely that they or other operators will be able to sail this summer. The...

Despite its status as a classic comfort food, chocolate has not fared well during the world's lockdowns.

Carnival is weeding out ships from its fleets, but will continue to take newer, more efficient ones.

A sad moment for a French village that has watched the fuselage of every A380 pass through its night-time streets.

In a move that's been sped-up by the pandemic, Alaska Airlines will join OneWorld later this year rather than waiting for the middle of 2021.

The long-delayed requirement for federally-approved identification is delayed again.

The long-delayed barrier intended to protect the city from high tides and flooding finally gets a full trial.

WiFi on regional jets is getting a boost from a change in its air-to-ground technology.

Cruise lines extend their voluntary delay in starting cruises, waiting for health and safety plans.

Hi-Fly is using its A380 to haul cargo because air cargo capacity is still in short supply, but the experience again reveals why there's no A380 freighter.