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Airline complaints in May were down from April 2022but up more than 200% from those received pre-pandemic in May 2019, according to the Department of Transportation.

Union Pacific's profit grew 2% in the second quarter to $1.84 billion. This is a slight improvement from last year's profit of $1.8 billion.

Alaska Airlines is slated to become the first carrier to launch electronic bag tags to help passengers cut down on the time it takes to drop off luggage at the airport.

An Alaska Airlines flight was forced to return to the gate on Monday after the two pilots had a "professional disagreement," the airline told Fox Business on Thursday.

An American Airlines flight on its way to Nashville, TN was forced to make an emergency landing at a local Alabama airport, leaving 8 injured due to injuries sustained.

The CDC has retired its COVID-19 Program for Cruise Ships, which used color-coding to identify coronavirus levels on participating cruise ships. The CDC announced the program's end on July 18.

Scandinavian Airlines said Tuesday it had reached a deal with the pilots' unions, ending a 15-day strike that had cost the airline more than $145 million.

The order will grow the size of Delta's 737 family to more than 300 aircraft by the end of the decade.

Boeing has reduced its long-range airplane demand forecast largely because of uncertainty surrounding the ability for manufacturers to sell to Russia due to the war in Ukraine.

Spirit Airlines agreed to postpone its shareholder vote on the potential deal with Frontier to the end of July to give the budget carrier more time to garner support from stockholders.

Delta reported an adjusted profit of $1.44 per share, below Wall Street estimates. It's the airline's strongest quarterly earnings since the pandemic started.

More than half of consumers can't detach from work or don't think they could even while on paid time off which means they run the risk of burning out.

The busiest airport in the United Kingdom, London’s Heathrow Airport, is going to limit daily passengers as it grapples with staffing shortages and service disruptions.

Frontier CEO Barry Biffle said the airline, which already submitted its “last, best and final offer," needs more time to win approval from Spirit shareholders.