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After a string of high profile problems, Carnival's issuing its second profit warning in 2 months, reports CNBC's Simon Hobbs.
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More travelers are depending on their mobile phones to book and track their travel, and a slow mobile site with glitches could quickly turn them off.
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CNBC's Kate Kelly discusses the details of Delta Air Lines looking to acquire ConocoPhillips' trainer refinery for more than $100 million.
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Legislation is being considered that would end the perk first class and airline elite passengers enjoy today — preferred security lines at airports nationwide.
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Using data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, CNBC.com ranked the 10 airports with the worst records for on-time arrivals.
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Delta Air Lines is celebrating its 300,000-plus Facebook fans by offering a 20 percent discount on a 30-day Sky Club airport lounge membership. And you don't even have to "like" them to qualify for the discount.
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Sir Richard Branson, founder & chairman of Virgin Group, discusses Virgin Group's mobile expansion and his interest in space tourism and the war on drugs.
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Allegiant Air will begin charging passengers for carry-on bags that don't fit underneath the seat beginning Wednesday. One item is still allowed in the cabin free of charge. But if it's too big for the underseat area and requires overhead bin space, the new $35 fee will apply.
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Online travel sales are rising rapidly, with their growing pace being two or three times that of hotels, according to a Lazard Capital Markets analyst.
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It can be a challenge to eat healthy while traveling. That's why Starwood Hotels & Resorts has introduced new programs to ensure road warriors stay in shape and maintain a healthy diet.
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Air New Zealand jumped on the April Fools' Day bandwagon and announced standing room only airfares. But a real vertical airline seat has been developed and might be a future reality.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, we invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy your flight." That's a very common announcement heard throughout airline cabins shortly after takeoff. But many travelers today balk at the idea of their fellow passengers sitting in the row ahead reclining their seat.
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Forget room service. Hotels' latest food entree is putting it in trucks and delivering it on the street.
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Discussing his venture in a Twitter-like mobile app for sports fans, with Kenny Dichter, Marquis Jet founder/former CEO.
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The NetJets corporate business is back again, according to Kenny Dichter, Marquis Jet founder/former CEO.
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Insight on the new engineering and technology center in Melbourne, Florida, with Gary Spulak, Embraer North America president.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche has some tips for travelers to beat the stress of longer lines.
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The “Mad Money” host explains why he thinks Priceline is “best of breed.”
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Mad Money's Jim Cramer pits online travel companies against each other to teach investors how to figure out which one is the best buy.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau has details on the FAA reviewing a ban on electronics during flight takeoffs and landings and why pilots are able to use iPads in the cockpit.
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Insight on the rise in oil prices and the impact on the airline industry, with Gordon Bethune, former Continental Airlines chairman/CEO.