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This company is using the policy to its advantage.

Here's a summary of the news and some of the broader business risks the travel restrictions pose.

Staying fed, cozy and entertained is the key to enduring all the inconveniences of travel without undue stress.

Despite a federal court ruling that has suspended the ban, uncertainties remain for travelers.

The airline aims to make travel safer for female passengers after two incidents of assault this winter.

We can only guess if there were any black cats in the overheard storage bins.

The new crew guidelines will include more staff training, use of the latest device to tie up a violent passenger and the banning of passengers with a history of unruly behavior.

Indian airlines will now be fined if they drop human waste from planes. Yes, really.

Frontier's debacle in Denver shows that offering the cheapest price is a losing strategy if customers are unhappy with what they bought.

Alaska Air completed its $2.6 billion acquisition of Virgin America to become the fifth-largest U.S. carrier.

Are you a nomadic entrepreneur? These simple steps help keep costs down when you're on the road.

In their letters, Sens. Markey and Blumenthal 'inquire about safeguards and backups in place within airline IT systems.'

Airlines will likely suffer more disruptions like the one that grounded about 2,000 Delta flights this week because major carriers have not invested enough to overhaul reservations systems based on technology dating to the 1960s.

Developing a sound 'packing' strategy isn't as simplistic as it sounds.

The third-largest U.S. carrier by passenger traffic also said passenger unit revenue would fall between 6.5 percent and 7.5 percent from a year earlier.

Businesses are sending their employees back on the road. Are you using your travel credit card rewards to maximum advantage?

The airline stands by its old-fashioned stance on attire, but experts say it doesn't have to. Here's why.

A shortage of staff and a surge in air travelers have created a nightmare scenario for the TSA, with airport wait times in places such as Chicago stretching beyond two hours.

According to the latest Switchfly Reward Seat Availability Survey of more than 7,000 domestic and international flights that are scheduled from June through October, 76.6 percent offer reward seats.

'We are aware of the value that that company has brought to its customers. Our goal isn't to lose that,' Brad Tilden says.

WestJet's "12,000 mini miracles" campaign is a social media miracle of its own.