Airlines adjust schedules to match staffing levels and try to meet demand. Even with tens of thousands of services cut, travelers shouldn’t panic.
Author: Zach Wichter, USA TODAY
More than 1,400 US flights canceled as thunderstorms close in on the East Coast
More than 1,500 flights were canceled Friday, a number expected to grow as storms moved in.
American Airlines to cancel hundreds of flights out of Philadelphia in the coming months
American Airlines will cancel about 3% of its schedule in Philadelphia in September and 5% in October.
Are you entitled to an airfare refund? DOT seeks to clarify rules
The Department of Transportation proposed new rules to clarify and expand when airline passengers are entitled to refunds.
FAA begins taking public comment on airplane seat size while weighing minimum dimensions
The Federal Aviation Administration will solicit comments on the size of airplane seats for 90 days.
Airfares for less than $300? ‘Start monitoring those prices now’ for holiday travel
Relief is on the horizon for air travelers in the U.S. as data from Hopper shows airfares are down about 25% this month from their peak in May.
New Delta flights will serve Cape Town, Tel Aviv, Tahiti and LA
Delta will begin new service to Cape Town, Tel Aviv and Tahiti within a year, and will put up a bigger challenge to American Airlines in Miami.
Are airplane seats too small? FAA soliciting public comments on minimum dimensions
Following years of pressure and a legal requirement from Congress, the FAA takes another step toward establishing minimum dimensions for plane seats
Avelo Airlines adds new routes, expanding in the Midwest and Southeast
Avelo Airlines is growing its footprint in the Midwest and Southeast, connecting more cities to vacation destinations in Florida.
Your Southwest flight credits won’t expire: Airline’s new policy applies to all tickets
Southwest Airlines’ new policy will remove the time limit on travel credits. Previously, they had to be used within a year of purchase.