Air travel

  1. NASA's Push Toward Carbon-neutral Airliners

    Aviation Week &bull Feb 3, 2012

    To achieve sustainable growth in air travel, future airliner designers face challenges never seen by their predecessors. New concepts will not only have to meet unprecedented performance goals, but they must do so while striving for carbon neutrality. NASA's goal to solve this conundrum takes on new significance in coming weeks as researchers across the U.S. begin a series of landmark tests under… Full Story »

  2. Alaskan volcano could erupt, disrupt air travel

    CNN.com Travel &bull Feb 1, 2012

    Eruptive activity" of Cleveland Volcano was detected in satellite data, according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory. The volcano, also known as Mount Cleveland, is on the Aleutian Islands, southwest of mainland Alaska. A new lava dome has been observed in… Full Story »

  3. Air Travel News 1.31.12

    Lost Girls World &bull Jan 31, 2012

    Here's your guide to the latest in what's going on in the air around you. Full Story »


  4. Spirit Airlines lashes out against new airfare rule

    CNN.com Travel &bull Jan 26, 2012

    The big "Warning!" The message: "New government regulations require us to HIDE taxes in your fares. This is not consumer friendly or in your best interest. It's wrong and you shouldn't stand for it." The rule, which requires airlines to… Full Story »

  5. Near Field Communication to Make Air Travel Smoother

    Asia Travel Tips &bull Jan 24, 2012

    Near Field Communication to Make Air Travel Smoother. Full Story »

  6. New rules make airfare seem higher (even though it isn't)

    CNN.com Travel &bull Jan 23, 2012

    Editor's note: Columnist Brett Snyder is the founder of air travel assistance site Cranky Concierge, and he writes the consumer air travel blog The Cranky Flier. For once, that's not actually the case. Higher advertised fares are the result of new Department of Transportation rules that are going into effect under the banner "Enhancing Airline Passenger Protections #2." Higher prices shown up front is one of the four main changes that you'll see when the the new rules go into effect starting… Full Story »

  7. Advertised airfares soon will reflect what you pay

    MSNBC Travel &bull Jan 23, 2012

    Starting Jan. 26, travelers shopping for air travel will no longer have to read the fine print to find out what their plane tickets truly cost. Instead, the first price posted will now include all taxes and mandatory fees. Full Story »

  8. Icy weather snarls flights at Seattle

    USAtoday.com Travel - Top Stories &bull Jan 19, 2012

    Winter weather is again causing significant air travel problems in Seattle, where freezing rain has followed yesterday's snow. Full Story »

  9. Understanding airfares no longer up in the air

    CNN.com Travel &bull Jan 18, 2012

    Washington (CNN) -- For those who like to fly but hate the hassle of hidden airfare fees, there is hope on the horizon. Starting next week, the only surprise they should experience is that there are fewer surprises. A Department of Transportation policy will go into… Full Story »

  10. 10 Most Popular Articles of 2011

    Travel & Leisure Golf &bull Jan 10, 2012

    With a new year comes a rush of planning and, at T+L, we've already mapped out the hottest destinations of 2012. But even as we report on new discoveries and trends, it's worth looking back at what grabbed readers' attention… Full Story »

  11. Air Travel News 1.10.12

    Lost Girls World &bull Jan 10, 2012

    It's a bird.it's a plane! No.it's your weekly air travel news! Here's what's happening in the world of aviation, from the ground up. Good News For Air Travelers A new rule going into effect on Jan. Full Story »

  12. An incredibly safe year for air travel

    CNN.com Travel &bull Jan 9, 2012

    In fact, there were only 373 fatalities on 18 scheduled passenger flights worldwide. Considering that there are roughly 10 million flights per year in the U.S. alone, this is a remarkable feat. Looking at the Aviation Safety Network's database, we see that there were 106 "occurrences" of all kinds during the year worldwide. This… Full Story »

  13. Which airline passengers drive you the craziest?

    Elliott Blog &bull Jan 5, 2012

    As any new parent knows, air travel with young kids isn't always easy. Full Story »

  14. Worst Airline Blunders of 2011

    Travel & Leisure Articles &bull Dec 30, 2011

    I had to fight to keep my eyes open" are words you never want to hear from your pilot. But two British pilots were so fatigued earlier this year that they admitted to falling asleep-on the same plane. Thankfully, autopilot… Full Story »

  15. Help your pet prepare for air travel

    CNN.com Travel &bull Dec 30, 2011

    Baggage carriers seemed unconcerned about a Labrador that was bleeding profusely as they unloaded its crate from the cargo hold. Disturbed by the scene, Lombardi alerted gate attendants. They were very nonchalant about it," says Lombardi, co-owner of The Trip Chicks travel agency, about the incident that occurred nearly five years ago. But, if at all possible, I feel more comfortable avoiding pets flying as cargo. If it's drivable, and the person… Full Story »

  16. Air-travel fatality rate hits all-time low

    MSNBC Travel &bull Dec 29, 2011

    Travelers fretting about the hazards of air travel - missed connections, lost bags, etc. According to a just-released analysis from Ascend, a London-based aviation consulting company, flying is safer than ever. We still have a few days left but, provisionally… Full Story »

  17. Rule addresses 'bait and switch' airfares

    CNN.com Travel &bull Dec 29, 2011

    The Department of Transportation rule requires airlines to include all mandatory taxes and fees in advertised fares. Despite opposition from some carriers, the new policy will be implemented on January 26. Airlines have previously been allowed to separate government taxes… Full Story »

  18. Speed Through Security in the Airport

    Amateur Traveler Travel Podcast &bull Dec 29, 2011

    Many people are stressed by the air travel experience these days and particularly by airport security, but a little preparation before your trip can make the whole process go more smoothly. Full Story »

  19. In the unlikely event of College Humor's parody on air travel.....

    Gadling &bull Dec 28, 2011

    Anyone who has even been on an airplane has seen the flight attendants mimic a range of unlikely events, like what to do if you need to use your seat as a floatation device or if the cabin loses oxygen.… Full Story »

  20. Air Travel News 12.27.11

    Lost Girls World &bull Dec 27, 2011

    Need to know the latest in what's happening in the sky? It's all right here. Full Story »

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