The FAA issued a new warning ahead of the Fourth of July weekend, when air travel is expected to be busy. The FAA is reminding people they could be fined up to $35,000 for unruly behavior.
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Air travel continues to soar. The Transportation Security Administration says they’ve screened more than one million people a day at airports for six straight days.
There has been a recent push for so-called “vaccine passports.” Airlines say such a program would make it easier for people to travel during the pandemic.
According to new research from the Air Transport Action Group, up to 46 million jobs are at risk due to the impact of the pandemic on air travel.
(ABC NEWS) — As Hurricane Matthew bears down on the southeastern portion of the country, residents of coastal communities in the south are not the only ones preparing their next move. Airlines and airports are working around the clock to weather the storm and ensure a quick restoration of their schedules. More than 1,000 flights have been cancelled so far,…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Watch: Airline Complaints are down according to a new study. Our Rochelle Dean has more. Categories: National News, News Tags: Airlines
(WOLO)– Whether it’s lost baggage or the dreaded delay, airline passengers now have a place to air their complaints or share those experiences. It’s part of a new service by Trip Advisor giving disgruntled passengers the ability to talk about their experiences. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Airlines
CNN– Looking to head somewhere for the Summer Season? According to new numbers, summer travelers are in luck because airfares will be cheaper than they’ve been since 2009. According to the Airfare prediction APP “Hopper” It predicts fares for advanced purchase tickets will likely be down about 12 percent compared to last summer, and down 20 percent from two years…
