The FAA faces a double government shutdown this weekend. Here’s why.
The training of new air traffic controllers would cease, work on technology upgrades would be disrupted, and the FAA would lose more than $50 million...
Memorial Day holiday travel boom begins in early test for airlines
The holiday weekend will be an early test for U.S. carriers and the Federal Aviation Administration, which have put new measures in place to avoid...
Airlines tried shifting blame, but they’re the biggest cause of delays
Airline executives, under criticism from the public, lawmakers and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, have sought to shift blame for flight troubles onto the air traffic...
Why the giant July 4 travel meltdown didn’t materialize
It wasn't smooth for everyone, but the busiest travel weekend of the year was not the disaster some had feared.
Flight cancellations stressing weary travelers as July 4 approaches
Travelers have long been encouraged to "pack patience" and be flexible when flying, but thousands of delays and cancellations this year are testing their mettle.