Amid thousands of delays and cancelations this week, United Airlines CEO flew private across the country Wednesday. He later apologized on Friday.

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Airlines are trying to recover from days of disruptions that occurred in part because of bad weather that rolled in over the weekend and led to mass delays and cancellations.

The Los Angeles International Airport is expecting its busiest travel period of the summer season during the July 4 holiday, anticipating nearly 3 million passengers.

Buc-ee's started welcoming customers at its biggest-ever location this week, a 74,000-square-foot location in Tennessee that it also claims is the "largest travel center in the world."

Thousands of passengers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston experienced travel trouble after 160 flights were canceled and 374 were delayed on Thursday.

American Airlines Pilot Capt. Dennis Tajer joined "The Big Money Show" to discuss the safety concerns following the FAA's 5G rollout.

American Airlines passenger Phil Stringer needed to get home for work Monday. So, when his flight was delayed 18 hours, he waited and was the only passenger on the plane.

A Southwest Airlines passenger is claiming that some fellow flyers are taking advantage of the carrier's wheelchair policy in order to board the flight first.

More than 4,000 flight disruptions were reported on Wednesday afternoon, with over 800 cancellations within, into or out of the U.S. United Airlines was hit the hardest.

A Delta Air Lines flight arrived at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Wednesday with no front landing gear deployed, stopping with its nose on the pavement.

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United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby blamed the Federal Aviation Administration for a massive number of flight disruptions in the New York City area over the weekend.

Flight disruptions persisted at major airports in the New York City area on Tuesday, marking the fourth day of issues due to bad weather and technology.

Royal Caribbean passengers bound for the Bahamas rushed to shelter June 16 as heavy wind and rains slammed the cruise ship and threw deck furniture in the air.