Edward Russell

U.S. authorities want to make it easier for air travelers to get a refund when their flight is cancelled or significantly delayed.

Business travel is back, flights are full, and the money is flowing in at American Airlines. All good, right? Not even close as operational and staffing issues are expected to linger.

Qatar Airways will cut flying, and may lose money, during the World Cup in Doha later this year. But that may not matter as the country seeks to boost its brand with the event.

Scandinavian airline SAS and its pilot unions reached a deal late on Monday that ended a 15-day strike.

Emirates, one of the largest airlines to Europe, sees robust demand from the continent despite an uncertain economic outlook.

Frankfurt Airport joined London Heathrow among major European hubs slashing flights to try and ease delays and cancellations just as the peak of summer air travel is about to begin.

Shareholder group Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) is advising investors in Spirit Airlines to vote against a proposed merger with Frontier Airlines.

Emirates is appealing to travelers' heartstrings in an effort to avoid implementing schedule cuts at London Heathrow that are sought by the airport operator to avoid further operational meltdowns this…

Airline industry bellwether Delta has spoken and the outlook is good. Operational issues are easing in the U.S. and travel demand, particularly among corporations, continues to pick up even as the economic outlook sours.

Amtrak will begin serving Burlington, Vt., later in July, nearly 70 years after passenger rail service ended to the city.