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Federal agents arrested a suspicious traveler with an altered Saudi Arabian passport at Detroit Metro Airport over the weekend after discovering a pressure cooker in his luggage.
When you travel these days, you're doing so in a more environmentally friendly fashion than you did a decade ago — and you probably can't even tell.
Nine groups of airline workers and travelers filed a legal challenge Monday urging the Transportation Security Administration against allowing passengers to carry small knives on planes.
Airline passenger planes are being reported on the same runway with other planes and vehicles — and sometimes narrowly avoiding collisions — hundreds of times more each year, the Transportation Department’s inspector general warned Thursday.
Tight budgets have forced the Office of Personnel Management to cancel this year's benefits conference.
Decreasing travel budgets are forcing agencies to conduct more meetings and training seminars online.
Congress is poised to end air-traffic-control furloughs that have delayed thousands of flights this week.
How much frustration will build up in the skies before politicians on the ground in Washington do something about flight delays?
Air travelers were keeping a close eye on airport departure boards Monday, hoping to get a sense of whether the threat of crushing delays from sequester-related budget cuts is real or just political bluster.
The Federal Aviation Administration is scaling back the amount of savings it expects from closing 149 towers at small airports around the country.
Travelers taking off from the nation’s biggest airports aren’t facing longer security lines from federal spending cuts yet, but many of those arriving from overseas are.
A federal judge has ordered the General Services Administration to re-evaluate bids for its billion-dollar e-travel contract awarded last June.
The General Services Administration is canceling two more major conferences.
