A lot of people want to fly, and airlines have fewer seats to sell.

Complaints about airlines have nearly tripled from pre-pandemic levels, with passengers left in limbo by cancellations and delays.

Manu Powers, who co-owns boat and snorkel tour company Sea Quest Hawaii, said their gas bill recently hit five figures for the first time.

The aviation industry’s troubles come down to three problems, one analyst says: capacity, captains and cancellations.

Inflation is curbing our appetite for “revenge travel.”

The carrier is canceling regional routes in Ohio, New York and Iowa. Losing an airline can be tough on a city and its economy.

“What does tourism do for this community? Has tourism contributed to a loss of biodiversity? These are questions that a tourist can ask irrespective of their budget,” said sustainable travel consultant Judy Kepher-Gona.

Starting any business is a big deal. Starting a business during a pandemic is bold, especially if that business is an airline.

The restrictions help manage the continued influx of visitors at places, like Yellowstone and Acadia.

Analysts say people are willing to pay more for long-delayed trips.