Baggage fees—the airlines’ version of sliced bread (as in ‘the greatest thing since…’)—continue to drive more and more revenue for U.S. airlines. The U.S. Bureau

Starting this fall, Irish airline Aer Lingus will begin allowing passengers to book an empty middle seat to avoid having to sit next to anyone

The United States Department of Transportation has tentatively awarded four U.S. carriers a total of 12 new daytime service slots to Haneda Airport in Tokyo.

American Airlines celebrated the grand opening Thursday of its newest Flagship Lounge, located in Terminal D of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. The luxury experience for

The airline is at it again. Following the tremendous success of its inaugural roundtrip flight from London to Columbus, Ohio earlier this year, BrewDog Airlines

A consumer advocacy group is calling on airports and airlines to make massive reforms to reduce travel delays on U.S. commercial flights. FlyersRights.org, the nation’s

Delta Air Lines announced Wednesday it would be launching flights between Los Angeles and Omaha this fall. The new daily service between Los Angeles International

The Department of Homeland Security announced Wednesday that flights between Venezuela and the United States have been suspended due to safety and security concerns. According

Air Canada is on the verge of acquiring Transat. In a move that will reverberate across the Canadian travel landscape, Transat AT Inc. today announced

Jon Morrow recently wrote a Facebook post that described Southwest Airlines as “discriminating against severely disabled passengers” when they wouldn’t let him travel with a