Firefighters, sailors and emergency workers reflected Friday on the scenes they witnessed during rescue efforts for the passengers of a US Airways jet that ditched into the Hudson River's frigid ...

Pilots use Pan-Pan in various scenarios where a safety concern exists, but they still have control of the aircraft and time ...

A baggage conveyor connected to the aircraft caught fire, causing the plane to fill with smoke, according to the outlet. The ...

As intoxicated travelers cause problems on planes, different groups – air crew. airlines, airport personnel, and more – blame each other for the issue.

The Trump administration is getting rid of a Biden-era rule that sought to require streamlined refunds to passengers facing significant flight disruptions, according to a filing, scoring a win for ...

Passengers describe panic aboard JetBlue flight after loss of cabin pressure A JetBlue flight from Fort Lauderdale to Los Angeles turned terrifying when oxygen masks suddenly dropped midair, sending ...

Delta, American, and United have all responded to the planned flight reductions. Airlines are sharing contingency plans and options for ticketed passengers who may be impacted by shutdown-related ...

A "hero" flight attendant was able to save the couple's planned 5-week vacation in South Africa Charna Flam is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has ...

FINDINGS, AUGUSTINE HAS BEEN FIRED AS THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN CONTINUES. AIRPORTS THROUGHOUT THE NATION ARE FEELING THE PRESSURE. WELL, THE FAA ANNOUNCED THEY’RE FORCING AIRLINES TO CUT BACK FLIGHTS.

Airline passengers aren't guaranteed refunds for certain flight disruptions. Under rules outlined by the Department of Transportation (DOT), if an airline cancels a flight or makes a major schedule ...

The White House has officially pulled a Biden-era proposal that would have mandated airlines pay passengers for significant flight disruptions. According to the Federal Register, the rule was ...

A plane carrying four members of Congress to Washington, DC, to vote on ending the government shutdown was diverted due to a “disruptive passenger” who later declared to fellow flyers, “We live in a ...