13 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the U.S. aviation sector is beginning to roll back long-standing travel restrictions and security protocols.
The TSA is considering a significant update to airport security regulations that could allow certain travelers to bring liquid containers through checkpoints.
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, aviation workers and security experts reflect on the permanent transformation of global air travel.
A real estate professional has lost his job after being duct-taped to a first-class seat following a midair outburst on an American Airlines flight.
A new TSA PreCheck perk lets non-travelers access airport departure gates without a plane ticket.
A violent outburst on an American Airlines flight led to a realtor being duct-taped to his seat and subsequently fired from his Tucson firm.
Putin brands Kyiv’s air‑travel warning as ‘state terrorism’ as Moscow vows to block any Ukrainian disruption of flights.
A growing consensus among American travelers suggests that airplane etiquette is declining, sparking a widespread debate over boarding behavior.
Severe storms and widespread groundings trigger massive U.S. air travel disruptions, leaving passengers stranded for days.
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New coverage explores the physiological impacts of air travel, from jet lag to the physical strain of long-haul flights.
Delta is introducing lower-cost fare options for first-class and business-class travelers, offering a way to fly premium for less by sacrificing perks.
TSA has issued travel guidance regarding the transport of ranch dressing as World Cup fans fly home.