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A 40-year-old British passenger, who has yet to be identified, allegedly forced the victim to have sex while other passengers were sleeping.

The Department of Justice is sending Delta CEO Ed Bastian's letter urging the creation of a national "no-fly" list to the appropriate officials, noting DOJ is "committed to holding accountable those who violate federal law."

The museum is asking for photos to be donated for a new project that will show the experience of visiting the Disney parks.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) added seven locations to the "very high" category on its COVID-19 travel risk assessment list on Monday.

Disney Cruise Line was notified that Germany's Meyer Werft shipyard would need more time to finish building the ship "due in part to the pandemic."

For more than a month, prices have continuously increased each week at the pump, hitting a 7-year high last week and putting even more stress on motorists across the country.

Airlines are contending with an unexpected consequence of the pandemic: a rising rate in bird collisions.

Two Crystal Cruises ships that were diverted to the Bahamas in an attempt to avoid a warrant in the United States for unpaid warrants have been seized by authorities.

Currently, the national average is hovering around $3.423 per gallon, which is similar to seven years ago when the national average was at about $3.4281, according to AAA.

The Texas-based carrier announced Thursday that it's bringing back its "full menu of on-board beverage options" after temporarily nixing alcohol from its menu in March 2020.

As of 12 p.m. ET Friday, nearly 3,300 flights leaving, entering or traveling between the United States were canceled, according to flight-tracking website FlightAware.

Hundreds of thousands of people are without power nationwide after freezing rain and heavy snow covered tree limbs and power lines over a 2,000-mile stretch.

Southwest Airlines Co. is bringing back in-flight alcohol sales after holding off for months to tamp down on disruptive passengers.

Frontier's new policy applies to any ticket purchased on or after Jan. 18, 2022 and for travel on or after March 1, 2022, according to the budget carrier.

By Thursday morning, 3,931 flights entering, leaving and traveling throughout the United States were canceled, according to flight-tracking website FlightAware.

Thousands of people were without power on the Gulf Coast Thursday as a massive winter storm continued to impact the central, eastern and southern U.S.

The Biden administration should end its COVID-19 testing requirement for vaccinated passengers prior to traveling the U.S. because the virus is so widespread in states, travel industry leaders argued in a letter sent to the White House Wednesday.

Southwest Airlines, American Airlines and Envoy Air, which is American's regional carrier, are leading other U.S.-based airlines in cancelations.