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As the federal government shutdown continues, the FAA and the nation's air traffic control system are being increasingly affected, leading to delays at major airports across the U.S. that could impact ...

As the federal government shutdown continues, the FAA and the nation's air traffic control system are being increasingly affected, leading to delays at major airports across the U.S. Federal air ...

Millions of Americans are bracing for flight cancelations and delays ahead of the holiday season as the government shutdown enters its sixth week. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced there ...

With the potential for winter weather to wreak havoc on your travel plans, it's important to stay prepared and know what to ...

A winter storm is set to impact New Mexico this weekend. One area that could see impacts is the Albuquerque Sunport. As travelers head to the airport, flight delays and cancelations are always a ...

Travelers flying through Louisville should brace for longer wait times and delayed flights in the coming days and weeks ahead of Thanksgiving, already the busiest time to move around the country.

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Over three dozen major airports are expected to see flight cuts as the Federal Aviation Administration scales back operations amid the federal government shutdown. A list released ...

Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in Kentucky has reopened but multiple taxiways remain closed, according to the FAA, after a fiery UPS plane crash on Nov. 4 left at least nine people dead ...

Travelers flying through Indianapolis should brace for longer wait times and delayed flights in the coming days and weeks ahead of Thanksgiving, already the busiest time to move around the country.

THAT TO IS AT 13 MINUTES. HEY, TODAY IS THE BUSIEST DAY FOR AIR TRAVEL LEADING UP TO THANKSGIVING. TRIPLE A EXPECTS MORE THAN 6 MILLION PEOPLE WILL FLY OVER THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND. THAT’S A BIG NUMBER.