Air Canada’s CEO said the 10% decline in Canada-US traffic is “not a tremendously large impact” to the Montreal-based carrier. Air Canada also slashed five U.S. routes amid low demand.

Major airlines, aircraft manufacturers and aviation unions sent a letter to U.S. senators claiming the Protect Your Points Act of 2024 could sharply reduce air travel and negatively impact tourism.

United Airlines is changing the check-in cutoff time for its domestic flights from 30 minutes to 45 minutes prior to departure. Here’s everything to know before the change goes into effect June 3.

Southwest Airlines has changed its “bags fly free” policy and will now begin charging most customers a fee for checked bags, marking another major policy reversal for the budget airline.

Spirit Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after struggles with monthly losses, failed merger attempts and mounting debt.

Here’s how Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin and other major Texas aviation hubs are supporting the group market and economic development.

Southwest Airlines announced it would be shifting to an assigned and premium seating system, breaking from its longtime tradition of offering open seating on flights. 

JetBlue announced that it is dropping several routes and reducing flights out of L.A. to focus on more profitable routes on the East Coast.  

The 218-mile high-speed passenger rail service will connect major meeting and convention locations Las Vegas and Southern California.

A federal government shutdown is estimated to cost the U.S travel economy up to $140 million per day and over $1 billion per week according to a report from the U.S. Travel Association. If congress does not pass a federal budget by November 17, then the U.S government will shut down.