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The sheriff's office said the woman warned deputies would get arrested or lose their jobs because of her family connections.

Real ID cards will eventually be required for airport check-in and to enter federal facilities.

The 62-year-old woman was hit by broken glass when the wave broke cabin windows during a storm, authorities said. Viking called it a “rogue wave incident.”

Several travel sites have great bargains available now if you want to plan a holiday vacation or book a trip next year.

ForwardKeys, a travel data company, compared the number of passengers from 2019 to 2022 to find out which countries had the most tourism growth.

Odell Beckham Jr. was kicked off a flight set to depart from Miami to LAX for reportedly not fastening his seatbelt.

If you need to speak with a customer service representative, you’ll have to do so solely through digital means now.

A handful of airports in the U.S. consistently rack up the most flight delays year round. FOX Weather analyzed recent flight data. 

Do you ever wonder why traffic comes to a standstill for no apparent reason? Researchers say the problem is you.

The name change honors the cultural tribal significance of the location, which is a popular, much-needed stopping point for day hikers.

This could be a frequent flyers dream come true!

The studies by a government-auto industry partnership and the insurance industry each used crash data to make the calculations.

On top of crowded roads and airports, Americans will also have to deal with inflation.

The Department of Transportation said it became flooded with consumer complaints whose flights were canceled or changed, but couldn’t get refunds.

A United Airlines flight attendant was taken to a Chicago hospital following an incident on a United flight from San Francisco to Chicago Sunday morning. 

Transportation and Security Administration employees who allowed a man to board a Tampa-bound plane in Cincinnati with a box cutter after removing the blades have been placed in a training status, according to the TSA.

From wine service to private suites to motion-canceling seats, the emerging luxury bus industry is working to defy the stigma of bus travel in America.