Customer satisfaction with North American airports falls in 2022: J.D. Power
Air traveler satisfaction with North American airports dropped in 2022, according to a study released Wednesday by consumer research firm J.D. Power.
American Airlines reveals new luxury suites, premium seating
American Airlines announced it will debut new Boeing 787-9 and Airbus A321XLR aircrafts in 2024 that'll have additional Flagship Suite seats and re-designed Premium Economy seats.
Hilton teams up with Voyager Space to design astronaut quarters for Starlab station
Hilton will partner with Voyager Space to design astronaut quarters on its Starlab commercial space station, the companies announced Tuesday.
Some American Airlines customers, employees' personal information exposed in data breach
American Airlines said Tuesday that only a small number of customers and employees were affected by a data breach dating back to earlier this summer.
Hertz to order 175K electric vehicles from General Motors through 2027
Hertz is looking to create the largest rental fleet of electric vehicles in North America. The company plans to electrify one-quarter of its fleet by the end of 2024.
FAA denies request to cut flight-training hours, citing safety concerns
The FAA rejected a proposal by Republic Airways to slash the time necessary for co-pilot training. The agency cited safety concerns and said unions opposed the request.
Booking.com will begin adding danger warnings to West Bank listings
Online travel agency Booking.com has announced that they will begin putting danger warnings on listings in Israeli-occupied West Bank due to continuous violence and civil unrest.
Railroads vs. unions: What's next and why the strike threat isn't over
The threat of a strike from freight railroad unions isn't over. One union has already rejected the tentative deal and said it could strike at the end of the month.
Queen Elizabeth's death to cost UK economy $2.6B, but tourism could provide boost
Queen Elizabeth's death is expected to cost the UK economy 2.3 billion pounds but an influx of tourists from abroad may help make up for the loss.
Frontier Airlines CEO on soaring holiday airfare
Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle weighs in on reports airfare for the 2022 holiday season will be the most expensive in five years, claiming planes will 'sellout' on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Heathrow, airlines will avoid 'noise disruption' during Queen Elizabeth's funeral
London's Heathrow Airport and airlines operating out of it are changing their flight schedules to prevent "noise disruption" during Queen Elizabeth's funeral on Monday.
Hard Rock CEO on $100M employee wage investment: We wanted to 'really thank them'
Hard Rock CEO Jim Allen says the company's wage raises weren't given to management or executive positions.
Star Alliance wants half its airline members to use biometrics by 2025
Star Alliance, the world's largest airline alliance that includes United Airlines, wants 12 to 15 of its 26 members to use its biometrics strategy or ensure compatibility by 2025
Carnival Cruise Line applies curfew for minor guests: 'Commitment to safety'
Carnival Cruise Line has implemented an age-based curfew for passengers who are 17 years old or younger. The company told FOX Business why it made the change.
NYC taxi fare hikes could be on the way
The cost of riding in a New York City taxi could rise. Flat rates to airports could jump if changes are made, with a trip to John F. Kennedy International costing $65.
Possible rail freight strike to affect Amtrak customers: What to know
Amtrak plans to suspend even more routes on Thursday as a potential strike by its unions looms. All of Amtrak's long-distance routes will be suspended.
Amtrak suspends several long-distance routes as railroad strike looms
Amtrak made service adjustments and canceled some of its long-distance routes like the City of New Orleans and California Zephyr as a potential freight railroad strike looms.
Eiffel Tower to go dark earlier as Paris saves energy
The French capital, Paris, like the rest of Europe, faces the risk of power shortages this winter amid dwindling supplies of natural gas from Russia.
Japanese yen collapse forces nation to reopen for travelers
The Japanese government has walked back its intense travel restrictions and opened up the country to foreigners after years of coronavirus precautions.
What Thanksgiving, Christmas travel could cost you this year
Airfare for holiday travel has fallen from its highs earlier this summer, but it won't remain at this level for long. Prices are projected to be the highest in five years.