After a hot summer, some travelers are expressing more concern about heat waves, wildfires and other extreme weather events that might affect their plans.

Trips from the U.S. to Europe especially are surging this summer. And that has consequences for domestic airlines—and airfares.

The pandemic almost sunk Manu Powers’ company. Though it’s mounted a recovery, the summer rush still isn’t what it used to be.

International airfare is up 10% from last year, while domestic airfare is down more than 10%, according to the travel site Hopper.

Aviation company Surf Air Mobility is developing an electric engine to power planes during short jaunts. But the market is still untested.

After encouraging early retirement during the pandemic, the industry finds it has a pipeline problem.

Some airlines are pinning some of the blame for recent delays on the Federal Aviation Administration.

The pandemic drastically slowed down the number of critically ill children the Make-A-Wish Foundation could send to its top destination.

Shipments of new vehicles are down over 50% since their pandemic highs as the industry heads into summer.

AAA projects a 7% increase in Americans traveling 50 miles or more from home this Memorial Day weekend compared to last year.