Airline News

Flight cancellations are increasing at major U.S. airports, leaving many passengers unsure of their compensation rights and potential fees. This article guides travelers through their airline customer rights and delay management tips.

A sudden sinkhole at LaGuardia Airport has forced the closure of a key runway, causing widespread flight delays and cancellations. U.S. travelers should prepare for ongoing disruptions at this major New York City airport.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is expected to drive a significant travel surge in the US and Canada. Route 66 and America250 events will further influence tourism demand across the region.

Widespread flight delays and mounting TSA security backlogs are affecting major US airports this summer 2026. Passengers using LAX, Newark Liberty, and Austin-Bergstrom should prepare for disruptions.

Puerto Rico has surged ahead of major US states in tourism growth for 2026, driven by a record rise in lodging demand and international visitor arrivals. This trend reflects a broader upswing in Caribbean travel attracting US and global tourists.

U.S. airports are pilot-testing remote TSA checkpoints to streamline security screening and allow passengers direct access to gates. This innovation aims to reduce wait times and enhance traveler experience.

Memorial Day 2026 is expected to break holiday travel records despite rising prices. U.S. travelers should prepare for busy airports and higher costs with strategic planning tips.

Brand USA has launched its 'The Beautiful Expansion' campaign at IPW 2026, gearing up to promote American travel destinations ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and key U.S. anniversaries. The initiatives aim to attract international visitors and boost tourism-related business across the country.

At ITB China 2026, Brazil and key Latin American countries have reinforced their pivotal roles in expanding B2B travel trade connections. U.S. travel buyers are advised to monitor these developments to optimize market opportunities.

Arabian Travel Market 2026 has been rescheduled to September in Dubai, prompting U.S. travel industry stakeholders to update their plans. The adjustment affects trade show participation and networking opportunities within the Middle East tourism sector.