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Fewer cars on the road during rush hour means less traffic

Even though the industry's worst year in living memory ended with a glimmer of hope, many in the industry expect the celebrations to be short lived.

More federal aid for airlines is “not a long-term solution” for the struggling industry, former Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza warned on Wednesday.

Starting Jan. 11, the airline will only allow service dogs "which are specially trained to perform tasks for the benefit of a qualified individual with a disability" aboard. 

The Max was grounded in March 2019 for 20 months after two fatal crashes in five months killed 346 people.

Music City Suites owner Betsy Williams reflects on the Christmas explosion in Nashville and anticipates a speedy recovery.

Old Spaghetti Factory President Dean Griffith on recovering after the Nashville bomb destroyed his restaurant.

The Transportation Security Administration screened nearly 1.3 million travelers on Sunday – the highest number of people to pass through the agency’s security checkpoints in a single day since the beginning of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

For Disney cruise fans, one of their wishes just came true.

Allied Van Lines, one of the world's largest moving companies, issued its annual "Magnet States Report" on migration trends within the United States.  

Boeing and operators are bracing for heightened scrutiny as the MAX returns from a 20 month safety grounding, but safety experts say such glitches are common and usually go unnoticed.

The Federal Aviation Administration has temporarily halted flights at Nashville’s main airport following an explosion in the city that disrupted telecommunications in the area.

Negative results from a molecular COVID-19 test or antigen test must be obtained within 72 hours of departure from London Heathrow Airport for incoming flights to Newark Liberty International Airport.