TSA warns travelers to check bags for hidden cats, plus Airbus A350 damage, Alaska award sale, and steep cancellation fees in this week's travel roundup.
An Iberia A350-900 was grounded in Guayaquil, Ecuador, after a water cannon salute ceremony went wrong, with the aircraft's wingtip striking an airport fire truck.
An American Airlines passenger allegedly lunged over a seat and violently attacked the man in front during descent. A lawsuit and federal case follow.
A 25-year United Airlines veteran is suing the carrier after allegedly being wrongfully accused of sexual assault and stalking during a London layover.
Spirit Airlines is auctioning its LaGuardia flight slots for $87M, but the airport operator says those rights aren't Spirit's to sell.
Riyadh Air receives its first two Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners in Saudi Arabia, marking a historic milestone for the Vision 2030-backed startup carrier.
Delta revealed it has 9 million Amex cardmembers. Here's what the data tells us about spending habits, revolving balances, and partner programs.
Qatar Airways is set to resume its Doha–Philadelphia route after a three-year gap, triggered by American Airlines' continued suspension of its own PHL–DOH service.
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A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 made an emergency diversion back to Austin after pilots reported right engine trouble, with inspectors later finding metal debris.
Avelo Airlines CEO pushes an unprecedented model: cities fund his routes and hand over airport ownership stakes to a fragile private carrier.
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