Air travel is increasingly divided between passengers who are watching every dollar and passengers who will pay for comfort. U.S. airlines are shaping their cabins, loyalty programs and revenue plans around the second group. Reuters has reported that airlines have

The Federal Aviation Administration is turning to new software in its long effort to reduce flight delays and modernize air traffic management. The agency has tapped Air Space Intelligence for a system designed to better coordinate schedules and aircraft trajectories

The World Cup was expected to give U.S. travel and hospitality a summer hiring lift. Instead, the June jobs report delivered a surprise. Leisure and hospitality lost 61,000 jobs, raising questions about how strongly major events are translating into employment.

America’s 250th anniversary is turning the country itself into a travel campaign. From major cities to smaller communities, every state is looking for a way to tell visitors why this year matters and why they should come see it in