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The island nation of Fiji in the South Pacific Ocean is the latest country to be added to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s travel alert list.

Many Americans still lack a passport, with states like West Virginia, Alabama, and Mississippi having the lowest rates

Since the beginning of 2025, at least 188 people have died in 60 U.S. aviation incidents.

American Airlines' Flagship Suite service will be officially launching on June 5, the airline said in a media release, aboard a new Boeing aircraft.

Have you heard of "detour destinations?"

In 2025 alone, the U.S. added eight new countries to its “do not travel” list.

Southwest Airlines has announced revamped fare bundles: Choice Extra, Choice Preferred, Choice, as well as Basic.

The ground stop at George Bush Intercontinental Airport has been lifted, however there are departure delays averaging an hour, according to the FAA.

An American man hijacked a small plane heading to a popular Belize tourist town, stabbing two passengers and a pilot before another passenger shot him.

A Southwest Airlines flight from Houston to Mexico experienced a reported engine issue and turned back to Hobby Airport.

The Real ID deadline is coming soon and here’s how you can apply.

Authorities have revealed the names of the six victims who were killed in a New York state plane crash on Saturday, including renowned former student athlete Karenna Groff.

Almost 300 passengers spent the night onboard two international Delta flights that had to be diverted last week due to bad weather.

Officials say three people were killed, and one person was injured, during a small airplane crash due to mechanical issues on Friday morning in Boca Raton, Florida.

Canadians staying in the U.S. for 30 or more days must now register with authorities starting April 11. Here’s what we know.

If you’ve always wanted to swim or ride a boat in America’s deepest lake, this summer is your last chance to do it for a few years.

Alaska, United and Delta Airlines all earned high ranks.