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Trade organizations like IATA and Airlines for America are challenging a slate of airline regulations from the Biden administration.

Today's podcast looks at a probe into U.S. airlines loyalty programs, a $40 million acquisition of Thomas Cook, and a step toward owning fewer properties for Hyatt.

Delta entered another day of massive flight disruptions after an IT outage just days earlier overwhelmed its crew scheduling system.

The Senate Commerce Committee added a provision that would let customers receive automatic refunds whenever flights are significantly delayed or canceled.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the partnership would fast-track the process for resolving passenger complaints.

While a myriad of issues are set to constrain growth in the airline industry, Delta seems almost immune to those headwinds.

The safety of the traveling public tops all other concerns when it comes to Boeing's 737 Max 9 plane, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said.

Consumer advocates have pressured the travel industry over junk fees for years. But new rules and laws make this time feel different.

Today's podcast looks at airline passenger complaints, Dubai’s ascendency, and Indian tourists’ interest in African nations.

In an exclusive, the leading group of U.S. travel advisors responds to claims by American Airlines that they're Luddites. The group says the carrier's effort to force them to adopt its preferred technology for booking flights is too fast and that, essentially, it's a bully.