Many airlines have started requiring passengers to wear face coverings to slow the COVID-19 and help boost traveler confidence and comfort amid what’s become a paramount time for the industry. While some airlines have said that they’ll provide masks to any customers who need them travelers should be sure to have one handy as well as be aware of local laws and guidelines before leaving home without one. Here’s a breakdown of every major U.S. carrier’s updated mask policy heading into the peak summer travel season.
ICE detained a Southwest Airlines flight attendant at Nashville International Airport. An ICE spokesperson confirmed…
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San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is planning to introduce a VIP terminal for affluent travelers.…