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The solar eclipse will have a minimal impact on air travel, but airlines are operating a slew of flights that will give flyers a special view of the once-in-a-lifetime event.

The airline industry has been trying to diversify boards and executive teams as it tries to shed its predominantly male image.

United is one of the biggest U.S. airlines to allow friends and family to combine miles — at no extra fee — to redeem award tickets.

The review into passenger data protections is the first of many the Department of Transportation plans to periodically conduct.

While destinations in Florida, Mexico and the Caribbean are still the top choice for many spring breakers, cities in Europe are also becoming popular options.

Delta's decision will soon leave American Airlines as the only U.S. carrier not to have returned to the Israeli market.

One of Boeing’s biggest customers said it has paused pilot hiring in the spring due to Max 10 delivery delays.

American’s Airbus A319 and A320 fleet will soon have more first class seating, larger overhead bins and outlets at every seat.

The carrier took a gamble in betting that premium travel would last. Delta generated $19.1 billion in revenue from premium seating, a 26% increase from last year.

Alaska’s flight attendants were the latest to vote in favor of authorizing a strike to vote, a sign that tensions between flight attendants and airline management continue to rise.