Big US airlines like United, American, Delta and Southwest have issued fee waivers to travellers who wish to reschedule their flights in anticipation of the big storm.

The surge in air travel for Thanksgiving is cresting for US airlines as more than 48,000 flights are scheduled for 22 November, the expected high point for the week, according to the US Federal Aviation Administration.

This new proposed rule would require airlines to be transparent with customers about the fees they charge, which will help travellers make informed decisions and save money.

Delta, after the launch in 2022 of a direct Athens-Boston flight for the first time after 25 years, has already scheduled flights to Greece until January 10, 2023, on the New York-Athens route.

Frustration develops among the Delta pilots for flight cancellations and over working

US airlines have begun to scale back the number of flights they are offering to customers, citing the skyrocketing cost of fuel that has been exacerbated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Airlines took firm decision as passengers failed to behave responsibly. Over 700 airline passengers all of a sudden refused to wear masks or cover their faces, and hence were banned from flying through US airlines, as per a recent report. …

Thousands of airline staffs are anxious since the expiry of the coronavirus relief supported by the CARES Act. Pilot union president stated that they have very less time. And US airlines have cautioned their staff about downsizing of a minimum …

After the US airlines cancelled flights to mainland China, the growing outbreak of coronavirus has led to further cancellation of flights to Hong Kong.     It was announced by the American Airlines that until February 20 it would pull …

 U.S. airline companies are allowing passengers to change their travel plans as Hurricane Florence spins closer to the U.S. East Coast.     Hurricane Florence, currently a Category 4 storm with maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour, could …