Air Travel
Chinese Flight Attendants Advised to Wear Diapers to Lower COVID Risk
On flights to and from countries where coronavirus infections are high, China's Civil Aviation Administration recommends that flight attendants avoid airplane bathrooms by wearing diapers.
United Airlines Won't Charge You for Changing Your Ticket Until Spring 2021
The policy applies to customers who bought tickets on or after April 1, 2020, and who are looking to swap over to a flight of equal or less value.
Should Emotional Support Animals Be Allowed on Planes? New Rule Says No
In a year where emotional support is more important than ever, this new airline rule is putting an end to animals being used for comfort while flying.
Former President Stopped at Airport With $18,000 in Luggage
Manuel Zelaya was removed from office after he attempted to change Honduras's constitution in 2009.
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Largest Spike in Air Travel Since March Reported Day Before Thanksgiving
Nearly four million people traveled by air since the start of this week, according to the TSA's records.
Flight Data Shows Heavy U.S. Air Travel Ahead of Thanksgiving Despite COVID
Millions of Americans are sticking to their travel plans to see family over the holiday as COVID cases continue to hover around 200,000 a day.
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Flying can be stressful during a global pandemic, but these tips can help you prepare before stepping on the plane.
Rolls Royce Posts Record Pre-Tax Loss of $7 billion
The company is cutting around a fifth of its workforce, potentially saving nearly $1 billion.
Global Air Travel Down 85 Percent From Same Time Last Year, Experts Say
Masks, hospital-grade air filters and even some reduced prices have not brought travelers back onboard flights, airline industry experts say.
Countries Banning U.S. Tourists—Americans Not Allowed in These Nations
Over 14.7 million people across the globe have been infected since the novel coronavirus was first reported in Wuhan, China.
Do You Have to Quarantine After Flying to Texas?
In some parts of the country, quarantines for travelers from Texas are mandatory and violators may face fines.
How to Self Quarantine—Travelers Should Follow These CDC Guidelines
Even if you feel healthy, you should self-quarantine since symptoms may appear up to 14 days after exposure to the virus.
These Airlines Will Refund Passengers Barred From Flying Due to Temperature
Delta, United, JetBlue and American Airlines are among the major carriers offering refunds to passengers who are refused boarding.
Man Asked to Deplane American Airlines Flight After Refusing to Wear Mask
Crew members on an American Airlines flight asked a man to deplane Wednesday after he refused to wear a mask while on board. The airline requires all passengers to wear a face covering, and refusing to do so could mean being denied future travel.
Airline Stops Use of Face Masks After Passengers Couldn't See Crew's Smiles
Garuda Indonesia said it has not yet decided when to implement the changes, which will replace masks replaced with face shields.
Everything You Need to Know About Flying During the Coronavirus
Traveling increases your chances of getting and spreading the novel coronavirus, but it's unknown if one type of travel is safer than others.
TSA Coronavirus Airport Screening Process—What You Need to Know
Passengers are advised to arrive at the airport before their flights to allow sufficient time for the security screening process.
House Transportation Chairman to U.S Airlines: Leave Middle Seats Open
The congressman said his request was prompted after he saw a photo on Twitter of "scared" and "shocked" passengers aboard a United Airlines flight.
Frontier Airlines Charging Passengers $39 to Sit Next to An Empty Seat
Other U.S. carriers, including Delta and Alaska Airlines, have temporarily banned the purchase of middle seats on planes, while many are requiring passengers to wear face coverings.
Survey: 72 Percent of US to Hit Mental Breaking Point if Lockdown Continues
Nearly three-quarters of American adults said they will hit a mental "breaking point" by early June if their coronavirus stay-at-home orders extend through the start of summer.
Boeing Says Air Travel Won't Return to 2019 Levels for Two to Three Years
CEO Dave Calhoun predicted it will likely take several more years after 2021-2022 before long-term growth trends recover to 2019 rates.
China's Airline Passengers Are Returning Quickly to the Skies
The daily transported air passenger numbers rose 7.9 percent this month from March, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said on Wednesday.
Woman Flying to See Her Dying Mother Is Only Passenger on Flight
Flight attentdants gave Sheryl Pardo, "the only passenger on the flight," a personal shout-out on the airplane loudspeaker and spent the flight chatting.
American Airlines flight diverted when man rushed cockpit
Flight 2796 from Miami International Airport on its way to Chicago was diverted to Jacksonville International Airport.
How to Hack Your Way to a Better Flight in Basic Economy
Is it possible to get the cheapest fare and enjoy a long flight in the not-so-friendly skies of Basic Economy? We talk to a few airline experts to find out.
Winter Holiday Travel Update: Good Conditions Expected Across the U.S.
Though forecasts predict some rainfall along the West Coast and over Georgia and Florida during the weekend, most of the country should see clear conditions throughout the busy holiday travel period.
How to Be a Master of Wine While 35,000 Feet up
Our taste buds change when we're flying. So how can you have the optimum wine experience while onboard? We talk to Singapore Airlines' very own airline sommelier, Jeannie Cho Lee, to find out what to sip in the sky.
Major Storm Threatens Busiest Travel Weekend of the Year
The winter storm that wrecked havoc out west on Thanksgiving Day has since moved east.
'Sodomite' Scrawled on Delta Passenger's Rainbow-colored Luggage Tag
"I'm deeply hurt and offended that someone felt the entitlement to ruin and tamper with personal property with hate speech," said Renee Gerrish.