Here's a round up of interesting aviation and travel stories around the web for November 4, 2024.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has fined American Airlines $50 million after they found the carrier in violation of numerous laws set about to protect passengers with disabilities.

Now called the "San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport", the new name seems to be causing some confusion amongst would-be passengers.

Travelers heading to the United Kingdom will soon be required to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation if they previously entered VISA free.

Want to control one of the most famous water fountains in the world? Prepare to spend millions of Marriott Bonvoy points for a chance.

A Delta Airbus A350 came into contact with a Delta Connection CRJ-900 in Atlanta, completely tearing the tail section of the smaller regional jet.

With air travel restrictions being relaxed, the number of unruly behavior reports have fallen by 75% over the past three years.

An American traveler was deported from Colombia after assaulting gate agents, and trying to board an already closed aircraft at Bogota's El Dorado International Airport.

A family's trip was put on hold after a 6-year-old's passport application was denied because she was named after a 'Games of Throne' character.

Airbus has marked an important milestone in its A321XLR journey as the aerospace company officially received Type Certification from the EASA.

With one to two hour-long immigration lines slowly becoming a norm at Miami International Airport, on April 20, those lines took up to six hours to clear.

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.