A catastrophic late-season winter storm has paralyzed air and ground travel across the United States today, with more than 1,800 flights cancelled by early Monday morning.
The "logistical paralysis" at major U.S. airports reached a critical flashpoint today as a partial government shutdown left thousands of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers unpaid for the second time in six months.
In a massive effort to alleviate the "logistical paralysis" caused by Middle Eastern airspace closures, Air India announced today the deployment of 78 additional flights across nine major international routes.
A mounting staffing crisis within the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has brought several major U.S. airports to a virtual standstill today, with wait times at security checkpoints reaching an agonizing three hours.
Brazil’s Gol Linhas Aéreas is preparing to enter the long-haul market with new flights connecting Rio de Janeiro to New York, Paris, and Lisbon.
The global airline industry is facing renewed financial pressure after oil prices surged above $100 per barrel, sending shockwaves through aviation markets and raising concerns about rising airfare prices.