SpaceX has announced plans to send a four-man all-civilian crew into space by the end of the year as part of a charity effort.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has put in place a new order for a stricter legal enforcement policy regarding unruly passengers.

The CAAC has recommended that cabin crew members wear disposable diapers when on chartered flights to high risk COVID-19 countries.

The CDC has admitted that its airport screening program proved ineffective at filtering the majority of those who were COVID-19 positive.

IATA is in the final stages of the development of its “Travel Pass”, which can be used as a means of testing and/or vaccine verification.

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

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

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

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

For one Japanese tourist, waiting to visit Machu Picchu turned into an unexpected seven month adventure, thanks to the pandemic.

In some good news, U.S. travel figures continue to rise, with 984,234 passengers TSA screening on October 11, 2020.

A new photo of British Airways' 777-300ER first class suite shows sliding privacy doors much talked about in late September.