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Add-on airline fees are getting pricier and changing frequently, making comparison shopping difficult.
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Add-on airline fees are getting pricier and changing frequently, making comparison shopping difficult.
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Iberia Airlines launched cabin upgrades including lie-flat seats in business class. Economy-class upgrades were also announced.
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Atlanta's airport scored top marks for perks, according to a new survey. Orlando is best for kids and avoid Chicago if making a connection.
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Nearly two weeks after the FAA grounded the 787 Dreamliner, the company's chief exec is confident they will get the beleaguered line of planes back in the air.
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The top 10 U.S. airlines on Twitter, including those who interact the most with passengers, according to a new study.
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United's international first-class service fell short of a five-star experience with casual service and average meals.
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Simple disagreements between passengers and flight attendants can cause escalated drama, the New York Times reports. What are your flier rights?
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American Airlines will offer certain frequent fliers the option to buy back elite status for 2013.
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Delta will debut new outdoor "Sky Deck" lounge terraces at its airport clubs in Atlanta and New York.
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Taking in-flight shopping to a new level, select elite Virgin Atlantic passengers will be able to view and buy paintings by British Street artist Ben Eine in February from the comfort of their on-board seats.
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The US hotel industry is booming, more so than anywhere else in the world, and many in the industry say they expect the good times to keep rolling for a few more years until supply catches up with demand.
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Southwest announced a new $40 fee to let passengers board early — the latest carrier to charge additional fees for everything from priority boarding to guaranteed seats next to your kids.
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American Airlines' bold, bright new livery is drawing praise and criticism as it tries to emerge from bankruptcy and ponders a merger with US Airways.
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Spirit Airlines launched an edgy new airfare sale Thursday, making obvious reference to the confusing girlfriend hoax plaguing Notre Dame football star Manti Te'o
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The FAA has grounded all Boeing 787 Dreamliners, but the stock is making a comeback today after yesterday's drop, reports CNBC's Phil LeBeau.
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Boeing is not planning to change its 787 production schedule despite recent problems, reports CNBC's Phil LeBeau. Ken Herbert, aerospace analyst at Imperial Capital, weighs in.
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Insight on Boeing's Dreamliner problems, with Robbie Vorhaus, founder & CEO of Vorhaus Communications and CNBC's Bertha Coombs.
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United launched an airfare increase on domestic tickets of up to $20 round-trip Wednesday with JetBlue matching. Airfares are predicted to rise throughout 2013.
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Investigators are focusing on the lithium-ion batteries used in the new Boeing 7878 Dreamliner.
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Kayak launched a new feature that offers advice on whether travelers should buy a ticket now, or wait for a better price. While based on historical pricing queries, the pricing forecasts aren't guaranteed.