Boeing Co.’s beleaguered 737 MAX made the first of three recertification test flights on Monday, more than 15 months after the aircraft was grounded by

A White House meeting with Vice President Mike Pence last week produced no definitive answer as to whether the airlines or the government are responsible

United Airlines announced it would resume service to China on July 8 after suspending flights to the country in February as a result of coronavirus

As some airlines in the United States announced they would once again book their flights to capacity. Delta Air Lines revealed it would continue to

As COVID-19 travel restrictions begin to lift and air travel demand soars, major U.S. airlines are building up their July schedules, resuming some routes and

Top airline executives met with Vice President Mike Pence on Friday, with details starting to trickle out from the 45-minute meeting at the White House

The powerful Association of Flight Attendants and five other airline unions have written a letter to Congress, pleading with the government to avoid mass layoffs

United Airlines continues to take extra steps to ensure its workers are safeguarding against the coronavirus. The carrier is now requiring all flight attendants to

What previously might have been interpreted as a suggestion is now becoming a reality for many airline travelers. U.S. carriers are cracking down on passengers

American Airlines announced today that it plans to end its middle-seat blocking practices that were first instituted in the name of social distancing back in