Flying

Is Aero's semiprivate jet service as easy and glamorous as it looks? We test the flight from Los Angeles to Aspen to find out.

The airline rejected the passenger's own test results before giving her new results without performing a test.

No one was injured in the incident, police said, with the man taken into custody after the plane landed safely.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident reported by two airline pilots.

Newsweek talks to Kellee Edwards, a licensed pilot, expert scuba diver and a solo explorer who is changing the face of adventure, landing the distinction of being the first Black woman to host her own travel TV series.

Masks, hospital-grade air filters and even some reduced prices have not brought travelers back onboard flights, airline industry experts say.

An MIT professor says there is a 1 in 4,300 chance of contracting COVID-19 on a two-hour flight and those odds lessen when the middle seat is left vacant.

Though many are still uncomfortable flying, those in less risky areas are beginning to come around to the idea.

The Midwest is the latest region to get a flyover salute from the Navy's flight demonstration team.

Apparently, the RHOC star might have the virus, too.

Traveler numbers have plummeted since President Donald Trump declared a national emergency on March 13.

The attorney general of New York is already locked in numerous fights with President Trump over various administration policies.

Health officials across five U.S. states warned people infected with measles that they could be prevented from traveling on planes.

Or will they help solve some of our most pressing transportation problems?

"We urge you to take the necessary steps to immediately end the shutdown of government agencies that is affecting the safety, security and efficiency of our national airspace system."

"He came to us about three times. I said 'No' every time," the teenager's father said of his son's plans.

"Sharks are being lifted out of the Atlantic Ocean and dumped into the storm because it's so strong."

Snakes, birds, Freddy Krueger gloves and a meat slicer are just some of the things TSA agents have confiscated from travelers.

Researchers think the U.S. needs to update its safety practices.

Sudden high-speed winds in Commerce City, Colorado, knocked down tents and blew port-a-potties throughout the sky in video that has since spread rapidly across social media.

Its wingspan might have been substantial but paleontologists aren't certain it could fly.

Imagine awkwardly standing and leaning from Los Angeles to New York City.

About one in five people have a fear of flying. This might be why.

Dexter didn't make it on the plane, and neither will fake service animals.

Scientists identified feather-forming genes in birds and then activated the same ones in alligator embryos.

Assessment of 63 protected areas shows dramatic decline that cannot be explained through natural means.

The armed forces are concerned about more than just drone-based espionage.

The baby was delivered with the help of the cabin crew and a passenger, who happened to be a trained paramedic.

The pigeon's employer has yet to be identified.

The internet made flying hell but may have a nice escape slide.