The Federal Aviation Administration’s reduction in flights due to the shutdown could see airlines trying to make up for lost revenue by charging more on other routes.

Southwest’s customer of size policy gave larger-bodied passengers a rare break on the cost of an extra seat. The airline will cut that accommodation early next year.

For some companies, bad service is by design. 

Some passengers have already experienced delays, which could get worse as the shutdown drags on. But experts say you don’t need to panic right now.

Taxpayer-funded Essential Air Service ensures people in remote communities can get to family engagements and medical appointments.

Delta just reported strong quarterly earnings by focusing on high-end consumers willing to pay for high-end perks. Budget airlines are having a harder time.

Staffing shortages are already reportedly causing delays at airports.

Fast, efficient analysis of customers’ shopping and social media habits gives companies a leg up when it comes to dynamic pricing.

As trade talks continue, crossings are down between the two countries. That could lead to a multi-billion-dollar hit to the U.S. tourism industry.

With U.S. travelers watching their wallets and international tourists anxious about being detained at American airports, the travel industry is suffering a double whammy.