An American Airlines flight was diverted to Houston after fumes were reported in the cockpit and cabin. Four crewmembers and one passenger were taken to the hospital for evaluation. The Federal ...

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SALT LAKE CITY — The captain of a United Airlines flight bound for California said he noticed an object "distant on the horizon," but was unable to adjust the plane's course before a midair collision ...

Heading into the hectic winter travel season, flight delays and cancellations become top of mind for airline passengers. It seems every year, some combination of inclement weather, airline IT issues, ...

US lawmakers aim in December to advance a bill to permit overland civilian supersonic flight, saying the measure to overturn a longstanding ban has sufficient bipartisan support to pass both chambers ...

A review of polls of the general public shows how opinions on immigration vary widely based on the details included in poll questions. By Ruth Igielnik Caroline Soler and Christine Zhang Ruth Igielnik ...

Ali Warisuzzaman, 79, claims flight attendants opened the locked lavatory door to “harass and humiliate" him AVI stock/Getty An American Airlines passenger claims flight attendants burst in on him ...

Kathleen DuBois (left), leader of the flight operations representative (FOR) program, with FORs Grant Williams (center) and Julian Castro in a 737 MAX simulator at Boeing’s Miami training center.

An American Airlines flight carrying four members of Arizona’s congressional delegation to Washington, D.C., diverted Tuesday to Kansas City, Missouri, after a passenger became disruptive. The airline ...

According to Rep. Greg Stanton on X, the flight carried him and his colleagues Eli Crane, Andy Biggs and Paul Gosar An American Airlines flight carrying four congress members made an emergency landing ...

A plane carrying four members of Congress to Washington, DC, to vote on ending the government shutdown was diverted due to a “disruptive passenger” who later declared to fellow flyers, “We live in a ...