With taxpayers' help, Delta posts $652 million profit in second quarter
Delta Airlines reports $652 million profit in quarter two, made possible with the help of government pandemic relief.
Dem-backed MLB All-Star Game move cost majority-Black Atlanta tens of millions of dollars
The left-wing push to move Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game out of Atlanta in the name of racial equity cost the majority-Black city an estimated $70 million or more, according to experts.
United Airlines to purchase 100 electric planes from Heart Aerospace
United and its partner Mesa Airlines will each purchase 100 ES-19 aircraft. The 19-seat electric aircraft is expected to fly customers up to 250 miles on more than 100 of United's regional routes by 2026.
Disney to reopen renovated Jungle Cruise ride called out for racism
A company spokesman was quick to specify that the changes are not all-consuming and the ride is much as it was.
The best places to live in the US in 2021-2022
Even though Boulder, Colo., doesn't have the most affordable housing compared to other metropolitan areas, it continues to dominate the U.S. News & World Report's Best Places to Live list.
Auberge Resorts 'extremely busy' as Hawaii tourism spikes, CEO confirms
Craig Reed discusses increased demand in post-pandemic leisure travel.
Space travel reimagined with ‘gentle’ journey in a huge balloon
Founder and CEO of Space Perspective Taber MacCallum joined "Varney & Co." Monday with insight into the latest travel venture in the space tourism race: a balloon.
Space tourism takes off with new balloon ascent
Taber MacCallum, co-founder of Space Perspective, joins 'Varney & Co.' to discuss his space balloon venture, which provides a 'gentle' liftoff to the edge of space for $125,000 per person.
Virgin Galactic giving away two free seats on 2022 spaceflight
In addition to the seats, winners will be given an all-expenses paid trip to New Mexico and a tour of Spaceport America by Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson.
United Airlines CEO says travel won't fully recover until 2023 as business demand lags
Travel isn’t likely to recover in full from the challenges brought on by the coronavirus pandemic until 2023 as business demand continues to lag, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said Sunday.
Bachelor and bachelorette parties to see 2021 boom just like weddings: survey
While the lingering coronavirus pandemic is contributing to a “wedding boom” for 2021, people are also planning to drop some serious cash on bachelor and bachelorette parties.
United Airlines prepares for winter travel, adds flights to warm-weather destinations
United Airlines announced that it is adding almost 150 new flights to warm-weather locations in the U.S., Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America this winter.
The most affordable places to buy a vacation home right now
Despite the high demand for vacation homes in the U.S., there are still places around the country where prices haven't flown through the roof.
Airline execs reportedly forced to move baggage amid staffing shortage
Alaska Airlines reportedly called on managers and back-office personnel to help with sorting passenger baggage at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Former astronaut on Richard Branson’s planned trip to space
Former NASA astronaut Clayton Anderson weighs in on space tourism and billionaires heading to the stars.
Former Spirit CEO: Flight attendants should have final say when to end masks on planes
Former Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza said face mask restrictions on planes should be lifted after consulting with flight attendants.
Elon Musk beach tunnel will be entertainment ‘experience’: Ft. Lauderdale mayor
Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean J. Trantalis says the proposed underground beach tunnel will be an ‘experience in itself.'
Ft. Lauderdale accepts Elon Musk's beach tunnel plan
Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean J. Trantalis discusses details of the underground beach tunnel that Elon Musk will build.
Top 5 states with the rudest drivers: study
Some states have drivers who aren’t so nice.
Law enforcement boards American Airlines flight for 'possible security threat'
Passengers aboard Flight 2289, traveling from Los Angeles to Miami, deplaned and were bused to the terminal after the flight landed.



















