Flights

Social media users could relate to the passenger in the Reddit post, with one saying traveling as person over six feet tall can be "torture."

American Airlines has announced five new routes that will operate during the summer of 2025.

Social media users praised the passenger's response and how she "outsmarted" the couple.

Social media users were delighted by the canine helpers in the viral clip, with one hailing them as "true heroes."

Thousands of U.S. flights have been delayed on Friday, with more than 100 canceled

Two women decided to "romanticize" their economy flight experience by making some drinks and snacks, leaving the internet wowed.

Social-media users could relate to the comical interaction in the viral clip, with one saying, "I would have dwelled on that moment the entire plane ride."

There's a chance a strong storm will develop this week and bring significant impacts to the East Coast this weekend.

The passenger's calm response to the situation has been praised.

The woman told Newsweek: "I hesitated, not wanting to make a scene, but I'd paid for that seat, and I wasn't going to let it go."

"None of your family would've stayed behind to deal with that mess either," commented one social media user.

Avelo Airlines, which launched in 2021, has introduced five new non-stop routes, including its third international flight from Connecticut.

"It is always good for passengers to keep their phones on airplane mode until the plane has landed," a former pilot told Newsweek.

JetBlue is expanding its European offering with flights from Boston to two popular tourist destinations on European continent.

The administration already implemented a rule requiring airlines to pay ticket refunds, but this new proposal goes further.

"I mean, internally don't we all clap when it lands?" joked one social media user.

As of Friday afternoon, 13,655 flights have been delayed internationally, including 1,188 going within, into or out of the U.S.

Winter storms are occurring in large parts of the country amid busy Thanksgiving weekend travel.

Social media users adored the airport scenes in the viral clip, with one describing it as giving "an instant feeling of comfort."

The passenger told Newsweek "I didn't see a single person looking out their window" to catch the rare viewing of the incredible phenomenon.

"November is a great time to travel because the weather is usually pretty mild," the 31-year-old woman noted.

Social media users could identify with the woman in the viral clip, with one saying "we all do it."

A large number of people have expressed their frustrations with reclining seats on planes in the past, and many Americans think they should be banned on flights.

Internet users were blown away by how the pilots landed a plane in heavy rain using a tool we have in our cars.

Social media users praised the plane travel tips in the viral video, with a viewer calling one tip a "game changer."

Airlines across Asia and Australia have suspended Bali operations due to safety concerns from volcanic ash and debris.

Social media users adored the moment captured in the viral clip, with one saying it was "the best surprise ever."

After spotting the removal of part of the plane's wing, a woman asked a member of the cabin crew if they intended to take off.

Social media users could relate to the couple's stance in the viral clip, with one saying "we do this too."

"When I finally realized what the numbers meant, I felt pretty ridiculous," the poster of the viral TikTok video told Newsweek.