Travel

These trips probably won’t fly with public health officials.

Daily passenger volume continues to hover around 1 million in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.

Blade is the first aviation company to require pre-boarding coronavirus testing for flights within the U.S.

Anybody need a change of scenery and some extra cash?

The Seattle-based carrier confirmed the move on Monday, making them the first to add more Boeing 737 MAX planes to its fleet since the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) cleared the aircraft to return to service after the MAX planes were grounded in March 2019 to deal with issues that contributed to two fatal crashes.

Sunday marked the highest passenger volume since the virus prompted a "steep decline" in passenger travel in early March.

Bookings to last year’s most popular Thanksgiving destination, Los Angeles, are down 52 percent, while London is expecting 77 percent fewer travelers from New York.

The 737 Max was grounded for nearly two years, a period of intense scrutiny for planemaker Boeing, whose CEO stepped down in December.

Revenue has plunged at both Booking Holdings Inc. and Expedia Group Inc. this year.

A reintroduction of COVID-19 lockdowns in California and other states adjacent to Nevada poses an emerging risk to Las Vegas casinos already battered by the pandemic and efforts to contain it.

The cruise industry’s coronavirus shutdown is growing longer.