Nationwide flight chaos hits key U.S. hubs — from Boston to Chicago — as 523 flights canceled and 141 delayed, with travelers facing long waits and missed connections.

Massive flight cancellations are disrupting travel at Boston Logan, Dallas/Fort Worth, and San Francisco airports. Over 90 flights affected by air traffic control staffing shortages, with major delays and rebookings causing headaches for passengers and tourism.

Air Canada takes on Porter Airlines with new transborder routes from Toronto’s Billy Bishop Airport, enhancing travel convenience and competition on U.S. flights.

Summit Hotel Properties to release Q3 2025 results on November 4, followed by a conference call on November 5.

Delta Air Lines flight DL1300 makes an emergency landing at Miami International after a bird strike. No injuries reported. Flight safely continues to Boston.

Delta introduces nonstop flights from Boston to Madrid and Nice, enhancing European travel options with luxurious service and expanded routes.

America’s skies brace for transformation as DOT unveils a $31.5 billion air traffic control revolution, setting the stage for technological battles, safety debates, and industry upheaval.

There have been over 5,000 flight disruptions at one of the busiest US airports, which have affected major carriers such as American Airlines, Delta, JetBlue, Lufthansa, Emirates, Air Canada, British Airways, Korean Air, and Cathay Pacific.

Now, Lufthansa, Air France, Finnair, Neos, Virgin Atlantic, and several other Europe-based airlines are struggling with significant flight delays and cancellations at US airports in Boston, JFK, Newark, and Raleigh-Durham due to severe stormy weather.

JetBlue and United just shattered industry norms with their new Blue Sky alliance—revolutionizing how travelers earn, redeem, and explore across the globe.