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Atlas Air Flight 3591 Crashed in Texas, Last Transmission States Heavy Rain
The Chambers County Sheriff’s Office confirmed a plane went down near Anahuac Saturday afternoon. Sources said Boeing 767 crashed into Trinity Bay shortly before 12:45 p.m.

Get Ready for The Fake Plane Challenge
Chinese travelers are getting behind a new internet craze dubbed the fake plane challenge. According to The Metro, the fake plane challenge consists of people
Man Stuck In Prague After Friend Mistakenly Takes His Passport
Man Stuck In Prague After Friend Mistakenly Takes His Passport A British passenger has been left stranded in Prague after his friend accidentally traveled back

Airline Cameras Ignite Fears of Privacy Invasion in Travel Industry
Earlier this week, travelers were appalled to learn that Singapore Airlines’ in-flight entertainment centers located on the backs of seats have cameras. This incident had

US Airfares Hit New Lows According to New Report
While it may seem a little hard to believe, the average fare for airline travel has hit its lowest level in nearly 25 years. A

Union Files Charge Against American Airlines for Discriminatory Attendance Policy
The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA)

TSA Pre-Check Adds Nine Additional Airlines
WHY IT RATES: With nine additional carriers added to TSA Pre-check, passengers have more opportunities to use this service when traveling domestically and abroad. —Alex

Top US Airlines Applying for Increased Service to Tokyo Airport
As Tokyo’s Haneda International Airport opens up new slots ahead of the 2020 Olympic Games, three of the biggest airlines in the United States announced

Southwest Issues Brief Groud Stop Over Computer Issue
Southwest Airlines passengers were met with unexpected headaches after arriving at the airport on Friday morning after a computer issue prompted the low-cost carrier to

Airlines Need More Information About Flying Over Conflict Zones
Airlines need more and better information to make risk assessments about flying over warzones, according to a new report from the Dutch Safety Board. A
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