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Facial-recognition scanners at U.S. airports raise privacy concerns
When a facial recognition scanner helped authorities nab a man trying to enter the country using someone else鈥檚 passport at Dulles International Airport last month, officials heralded the technology as...
Flying somewhere on Thursday? Be sure to check with your airline before heading out.
With the harshest part of a massive storm expected to wallop portions of the East Coast on Thursday, airlines have canceled more than 2,100 flights -- and more cancellations and...
Meet the woman who’s spent 60 years making the skies a little friendlier
This is what life is like when you are Bette Nash, 81, who has been flying since Dwight D. Eisenhower was in the White House and a ticket for a...
Senators ask Transportation Department to look into airline price gouging during Irma
Some call it the law of supply and demand; others say it's price-gouging. This week, with Hurricane Irma on the horizon and scores of residents and tourists trying to flee,...
Enhanced security rules imposed for all flights to U.S.
U.S. officials on Wednesday announced enhanced security and screening measures for all commercial flights to the United States, but backed away from a proposal to expand a ban on laptops...
United CEO apologizes for “horrific event,” promises review of policies
After two days of conflicting corporate statements, falling stocks and swelling outrage, United Airlines entered full-scale mea culpa mode Tuesday afternoon, as its chief executive announced an internal investigation into...