The TSA has quietly rolled out a new policy, no longer requiring passengers in the U.S. to take off their shoes during the screening process at airports.

Following U.S. travel bans and restrictions placed on 19 countries less than two weeks ago, 36 more countries are under the crosshairs for various security concerns.

Ryanair will at minimum, fine passengers €500 if disruptive behavior results in them being offloaded from the aircraft.

St. Lucia’s government has lowered its airport service fees by 50% specifically for travelers flying into or out of the island to other Caribbean destinations.

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation, banning travel into the United States for nations from 12 countries, while placing partial restrictions on a further seven.

In response to the USDOT Secretary Sean Duffy's question about making travel easier, Boom Supersonic Founder and CEO Blake Scholl said that TSA screening should be done away with completely.

Hawaiian lawmakers passed new legislation to increase the state’s lodging taxes in an effort to raise more money for environmental protection and natural disaster preparedness.

U.S. citizens will now require to have a minimum of at least $2,000 saved up to apply for a Brazilian visa.

Archer Aviation has added another city to its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft air taxi roadmap.

In mid-2023, 13 countries including Costa Rica, Trinidad and Tobago, Morocco, Philippines, and Uruguay, were added to Canada’s electronic travel authorization (eTA) program.

Another year, another round of April Fools' jokes. It's that time when marketing departments can go wild, posting their cringe content for a few laughs.

Two United Airlines pilots forgot their passports for international flights just a week apart, causing unexpected delays.