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Laptop Ban Expansion Could Include Domestic Flights
As well as domestic flights, dozens of airports across Europe, the Middle East and Africa are also under consideration by Homeland Security.
How Technology Is Disrupting The Travel Space
Application programming interface is the key to accessing data stores on inventory available across the universe of travel products
How Flight School was Perfect Training for Entrepreneurship
A student pilot is taught to expect changes and work to stay ahead of any that might come. Business leaders should take note.
How Korean Air Plans to Get Tough on Unruly Passengers
The new crew guidelines will include more staff training, use of the latest device to tie up a violent passenger and the banning of passengers with a history of unruly behavior.
Tips for a Stress-Free Business Trip
Here are some simple tricks to ensure for smooth business travels.
Richard Branson Wants to Get You From New York to London in 3 Hours
The British billionaire just inked a deal with a startup building supersonic passenger planes that can travel at Mach 2.2.
Why U.S. Airfares May Go Down in 2017
Short-haul economy fares are expected to drop 3 percent, while long-haul business class fares may see a 1.5 percent decline in the U.S.
Considering Escaping the U.S.? Here Are Some Deals You Can't Miss.
Here's some post-election travel discounts you don't want to miss.
Check Out Delta's Flashy New Uniforms
No more frumpy blue suits for these flight attendants, thanks to designer Zac Posen.
Google Flights Will Alert You About Expected Price Changes
The web giant wants to help eliminate some of the guesswork of trying to get the best deals on travel.
Computer Glitch Delays United Airlines Flights
Last year, Delta Air Lines canceled hundreds of flights and delayed many others after a power outage hit its computer systems.
Vienna Airport Says Glitch That Disrupted Dozens of Flights Resolved
On Sunday afternoon, Vienna Airport said it had canceled or delayed 113 flights to or from Vienna because of problems with automated flight data transmission, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.
Senators to Airlines: What's Up With the Computer Outages?
In their letters, Sens. Markey and Blumenthal 'inquire about safeguards and backups in place within airline IT systems.'
More Airline Outages Seen as Carriers Grapple with Aging Technology
Airlines will likely suffer more disruptions like the one that grounded about 2,000 Delta flights this week because major carriers have not invested enough to overhaul reservations systems based on technology dating to the 1960s.
Delta Air Lines to Cancel Nearly 300 Flights on Tuesday
The airline canceled around 1,000 flights on Monday, stranding passengers at airports around the globe.