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United Airlines could furlough 36,000 of its U.S.-based frontline employees by Oct. 1.

The mayhem aboard the Ruili Airlines Boeing 737 erupted 30 minutes after it took off Tuesday from Xi'an for a domestic flight to Kunming when the electrically heated windscreen began to spark and then suddenly cracked.

Amtrak is offering a limited-time buy-one, get-one ticket free promotion for customers who purchase a Roomette reservation.

Here are the airlines that are resuming alcohol service on flights despite coronavirus.

United Airlines is preparing for a potential furlough of employees effective Oct. 1 due to reduced demand.

Walt Disney World cast members will help the company test its COVID-19 theme park safety measures before its official reopening.

Carnival Corporation will push back the debut of its Mardi Gras cruise ship until February 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

A resurgence in new COVID-19 cases could steer gamblers away from Las Vegas and towards regional casinos, according to one Wall Street analyst.

Five additional U.S. air carriers - Alaska Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue Airways, United Airlines and Southwest Airlines - plan to seek federal loans amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, the U.S. Department of Treasury said on Tuesday.

United Airlines told employees to prepare to receive notifications of potential furloughs under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, known as the WARN Act, as soon as this week.

Royal Caribbean Group  and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd  announced a joint task force to help develop safety standards for restarting their businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Louvre Museum in Paris reopened with far fewer visitors Monday after a four-month coronavirus lockdown.

But despite the recent uptick in air travel, the industry has yet to see numbers increase to where they were a year prior, an indication that the industry is still reeling from the pandemic. 

Amtrak's Silver Star and Silver Meteor will run three to four days per week between New York and Miami.

When it comes to rugged vehicles that go off the road, Jeep has cornered the U.S. market. Now Ford is reviving the Bronco brand name in an effort to take a slice.