Qantas CEO said that the airline may eventually require that travelers prove they have been administered the Covid-19 vaccine.

A TikTok user has been banned from flying Spirit Airlines after posting a baggage 'hack' that ended up being viewed by millions of users.

After almost two years, the ban on the Boeing 737 MAX has finally been lifted, as least in the United States for now.

Two pilots with Russian low-cost carrier Pobeda Airlines have been suspended after 'drawing' a giant penis in the sky.

A passenger on board an American Airlines flight tried to hide in the footwell of a business class seat as part of a Youtube video.

Sources have said that the FAA could lift the 737 MAX grounding as early as November 18.

Aviation and travel stocks surged in response to Pfizer announcing that preliminary results from their COVID-19 trials show 90% effectiveness.

American Airlines and LetsGetTested are offering easier ways to get COVID-19 test results for flights to Belize, St. Lucia And Grenada.

Thai Airways has put up 34 aircraft for sale, including its entire fleet of Boeing 747s.

Passengers in the United Kingdom have resorted to faking negative test results in order to bypass airline and country entry restrictions.

The first A321P2F (passenger-to-freighter) conversion has taken to the skies thanks to a joint venture between Airbus and ST Engineering.

LIAT is set to restart service on November 1, 2020, at least according to information from the Antigua and Barbuda cabinet.

Low-cost carrier Eastern Airlines wants to add two additional South American destinations to its network for the winter period.

The IATA is once again making a plea to various government organizations to re-open borders to revitalize the struggling travel sector.

A Delta flight from Miami to Atlanta was forced to return to the gate after a female passenger refused to wear her mask.

JetBlue has unveiled first photos of its Airbus A220-300.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has finally screened over 1 million passengers since the start of the pandemic.

British Airways is scaling back most of its operations out of Gatwick for the next few months.

For those who miss travel, Finnair has joined other airlines and catering companies by bringing its food normally served 35,000 above to groceries shelves in Finland.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) says that the Boeing 737 MAX is safe enough to fly according to their standards.