Get ready for busy travel season; airlines could set record
DALLAS (AP) — If you're planning a big vacation trip this summer, move over. You're going to have lots of company.
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Airlines have rules about taking photos, video on planes
DALLAS (AP) — Without the shocking video, it's unlikely that the world would have learned or cared about the violent manhandling of a 69-year-old man on a plane last month.
United changing cockpit-door codes after inadvertent leak
United Airlines is changing the keypad codes used to open cockpit doors after the previous codes were accidentally posted on a public website.
United raising limit on payments to bumped flyers to $10,000
United Airlines says it will raise the limit 鈥� to $10,000 鈥� on payments to customers who give up seats on oversold flights and will increase training for employees as...
Passengers in American, United viral videos have same attorney
The woman seen sobbing in a viral video after an American Airlines flight attendant took away her stroller now has a lawyer 鈥� the same attorney representing a man dragged...
U.S. Treasury rejects Exxon Mobil request to drill in Russia
The Trump administration has denied a request from Exxon Mobil to waive U.S. sanctions against Russia and allow it to resume oil drilling around the Black Sea.
United CEO says no one will be fired for dragging incident
United Airlines executives said Tuesday that it's too soon to know if last week's dragging of a man off a plane is hurting ticket sales. The chief executive said no...
United’s first-quarter profit fell 69 percent, before dragging incident
United Airlines' profit plunged 69 percent in the first three months of the year, and that was before the terrible publicity surrounding the dragging of a bloodied passenger off a...
Delta OKs offers of up to $9,950 to flyers who give up seats
Delta is letting employees offer customers nearly $10,000 in compensation to give up seats on overbooked flights, hoping to avoid an uproar like the one that erupted at United after...
First Southwest, now Delta. Why do airlines’ computer systems keep breaking down?
DALLAS 聽鈥� Twice in less than a month, a major airline was paralyzed by a computer outage that prevented passengers from checking in and flights from taking off. Last month,...