As the travel industry begins to rebound from the devastating impact of COVID-19, many airlines finally feel safe enough to resume their flight schedules. Among

A WestJet flight was forced to divert and land in Winnipeg after a passenger dismissed the flight crew’s orders to wear a face mask and

A WestJet flight was forced to divert and land in Winnipeg after a passenger dismissed the flight crew’s orders to wear a face mask and

The Department of Transportation reportedly fined Spirit Airlines $350,000 for mischaracterizing bumped passengers and then failing to adequately compensate them. This post was published by

Amid a current wave of civil unrest and widespread public calls for the removal or revision of America’s monuments, institutions, brands, etc. having racially-charged origins,

Social distancing is a major talking point in the aviation industry as more travelers take to the skies, but one company has developed new seats

JetBlue has its sights set on generating some much-needed revenue and getting crewmembers back to work this summer. On Thursday, the airline announced plans to

Qatar Airways isn’t letting COVID-19 hold them down. While the current pandemic has greatly reduced the demand for air travel, Qatar has remained the only

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has stopped short of making face masks mandatory on commercial airplanes, instead, leaving it up to individual airlines to require