Money matters for airline passengers
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Airline passengers are used to worrying mostly about arriving or departing on time. Their carrier&#39;s financial condition? That&#39;s someone else&#39;s worry.
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If you&#39;re easily bored on planes, maybe a little blackjack will help pass the time. LONDON  - Airline passengers may soon be able to while away the air miles with in-flight gambling if low-cost carrier
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Hawaiian Airlines is putting up impressive numbers, including some that really matter to travelers.
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The price of plane tickets is about to rise as travellers are forced to pay for the soaring cost of oil.
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The number of Americans driving and flying over the Memorial Day holiday weekend is expected to rise only slightly this year as consumers respond to the rising cost of airfares, hotel rooms and motor fuel, according to travel agency AAA.
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The American Government now has flight information on every person that boarded a commercial flight in the US in June. The Transportation Security Administration will use the information to test a new passenger screening system called Secure Flight.
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FORT WORTH, Texas _ If you're one of the dwindling number of travelers using a paper ticket to get on an airplane, the airline industry has a message for you: The paper ticket's almost gone.
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U.S. airlines may start charging passengers separately for jet fuel as oil prices inch past $100 per barrel.
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A New Age airline is showing there's money to be made despite high energy prices.
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The scramble by big traditional US airlines to become profitable again is leaving many travelers with longer airport layovers. The typical American Airlines passenger connecting through Dallas/Fort Worth now
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Alaska Airlines , whose routes include service from Logan International Airport to Seattle and -- starting Sept. 9 -- Portland, Ore., has begun phasing in credit and debit card payment for on-board food and beverage purchases and entertainment-player rentals as an alternative to cash.
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Air travelers face the biggest risk of death or injury on the ground.
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ATLANTA - Heavy suitcases aren&#39;t alone in weighing down airplanes and requiring them to burn more fuel, raising flight costs. A new government study reveals that airlines increasingly have to worry more about passengers&#39; weight.
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ATLANTA - American airline passengers are carrying excess weight in more than just their luggage. A new government study says airlines are worrying more and more about the weight of the people flying.
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Most U.S. airlines, trying to offset record high jet fuel prices, have boosted air fares in North America by as much as &#36;10 on round-trip flights.
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The low-cost airline will offer mobile access to passengers, for a price. Fees to "mirror" roaming charges.
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Business & money: Airline says environmental campaigns against low-cost flying are affecting demand.