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U.S. air travel could soon go supersonic after the House voted to lift a decades-old restriction on flights faster than the speed of sound, pending Senate approval.

Four Delta Air Lines flight attendants were injured during turbulence on a flight bound for Sydney, with three hospitalized but no passengers hurt.

Rental market shows continued cooling as asking rents fall for 30th straight month, with all 50 major metro areas remaining below pandemic peaks.

Cruise lines face rising fuel costs as oil prices surge 35% during the Iran conflict, threatening profits during peak booking season for summer trips.

More than 150 passengers and crew fell ill with norovirus during a Caribbean voyage aboard Princess Cruises’ Star Princess, the CDC says.

Uber and Lyft rides from LAX could cost more after the Los Angeles Board of Airport Commissioners approved rideshare fee increases from $4 to up to $12 per trip.

Medical device giant Stryker was hit by cyberattack on Wednesday. A pro-Iranian hacktivist group allegedly claimed responsibility for the breach.

JetBlue flights were temporarily grounded nationwide after a system outage prompted an FAA ground stop.

Ford is recalling 1.74 million vehicles over software issues causing rearview display failures. Bronco, Edge, Escape owners affected by display problems.

Viral videos show armed officers removing passenger from Southwest flight in Atlanta as travelers describe 'scariest moments' during nine-hour ordeal.

A Philadelphia food stand owner says she received 600 tubs of French onion dip she never ordered.

From gold-plated golf clubs to meteorites, a new report on traveler's unclaimed baggage from last year reveals the interesting items people are taking with them — and leaving behind.

Centrist tech leaders, including Garry Tan and Chris Larsen urge business figures to stay in California and fight against policies like a proposed tax on billionaires.

United Airlines added headphone language to its refusal-of-transport policy, giving the airline authority to deny boarding to passengers who play audio aloud.

Six Flags will sell seven amusement parks for $331 million, including Michigan's Adventure and Valleyfair, to focus on stronger-performing locations.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says the U.S.-Venezuela energy partnership is moving at "Trump speed" toward a "golden age of abundance" as American companies show interest.

A Las Vegas casino was demolished in a controlled implosion after it closed during COVID and never reopened, drawing crowds for explosive farewell.