Royal Caribbean cancels Labadee, Haiti port stops out of 'abundance of caution'
Royal Caribbean cruise ships will temporarily avoid the port of Labadee, Haiti, due to the worsening security situation in the Caribbean country.
Florida woman dies aboard Bahamas cruise, cocaine found in cabin
A 27-year-old Florida woman died aboard a cruise ship traveling to the Bahamas earlier this week and police later confiscated cocaine from her cabin.
Passengers describe nightmare flight, people 'bounced off the roof,' turbulence 'felt like an earthquake'
Passengers described scenes of shock and horror when an LATAM Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliner plane suddenly lost altitude midair, dropping suddenly and injuring dozens on board.
Alaska Airlines plane had door panel blow out ahead of scheduled safety check: report
Alaska Airlines said a warning light found before the plane whose door panel was blown out midflight in January took off did not suggest the aircraft needed to be taken out of service, according to reports.
Frontier Airlines reveals ‘empty middle seat’ extra-cost option on flights
Frontier Airlines has announced a new seating option in the first two rows that will provide customers a guaranteed empty middle seat and extra legroom.
Disney wins approval from home city to expand park, eyes 'immersive' attractions
Disneyland may be changing in the coming years, following approval for park expansion from Anaheim city officials that would allow more development.
Boeing will be 'forever assessing' safety protocols: Billy Nolen
Former acting FAA administrator Billy Nolen addresses Boeing's recent string of safety problems on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Boeing whistleblower John Barnett found dead days after testifying against company
Boeing whistleblower John Barnett, 62, was reportedly found dead on Saturday. He was scheduled to undergo more questioning about Boeing after previously testifying.
Southwest Airlines cuts capacity, pauses hiring due to Boeing 'challenges'
Southwest Airlines said in a regulatory filing that it has to cut capacity and pause hiring as Boeing faces ongoing aircraft manufacturing certification and delays.
Airbnb bans use of all indoor security cameras
Airbnb announced Monday that its simplifying its policy on security cameras and other devices in its listings around the world in order to prioritize renter privacy.
American Airlines plane turns back around to airport mid-flight due to cargo door concern
An American Airlines flight headed from North Carolina to Texas Monday morning had to be turned around due to a possible mechanical issue.
What is Delta Air Lines' SkyMiles loyalty program? Earn miles on your next flight
Maximize your benefits with Delta's SkyMiles loyalty program. Understand how to earn and redeem miles, the perks of different status tiers and the changes coming in 2025.
Airliner under investigation after pilots fell asleep midflight for nearly 30 minutes
Batik Air, an Indonesian airliner, is being investigated after two of its pilots fell asleep midflight for nearly 30 minutes with 159 passengers on board.
Maintenance guys who keep luxe Disney California hotels running sue over wages, can't feed their families
Maintenance workers at Disney's premium California hotels are suing the company for allegedly failing to pay them what they are owed and other labor violations.
Mexico-bound United Airlines plane makes emergency landing at Los Angeles airport
A United Airlines flight on its way to Mexico City from San Francisco made an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport due to a reported hydraulics issue.
Boeing 737 Max incident under investigation over 'stuck' rudder pedals
The National Transportation Security Board (NTSB) is looking into an incident involving a 737 Max plane that experienced "stuck" rudder pedals during its landing rollout.
United to slow pilot hiring due to Boeing certification, manufacturing delays
United Airlines told staff in a memo that it is slowing down on hiring this year due to new aircraft certification and manufacturing delays at Boeing.
TSA unveils self-service screening process: Here's how it works
The Transportation Security Administration has unveiled a self-service screening checkpoint that it will pilot at the Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas later this month.
Booking travel? The extra fees you could be charged
Third-party booking websites are typically some of the first links to appear when a consumer looks for lodging on popular search engines. Many times, these sites can tack on extra fees.
Alaska Airlines plane returns to Portland airport after passengers smell 'odor' in cabin
Alaska Airlines Flight 646 from Portland to Phoenix turned around shortly after takeoff when passengers detected an "odor" in the cabin, officials said.