TSA is expecting a busy end of year holiday season at New England airports. The official end-of-the-year holiday travel season is already underway.

Air travel has surged this year, with passenger numbers surpassing pre-pandemic levels. This has led to overcrowding and made flying increasingly uncomfortable for millions of passengers.

The recent delays were driven mostly by a series of rolling storms coupled with other issues like a shortage of air traffic controllers in congested airspace around New York and other areas, derailing travel plans of thousands of customers.

The FAA has made only “limited efforts” to adequately staff critical air traffic control centers and lacks a plan to tackle the problem.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is preparing for an influx of travelers with spring break approaching. The Spring break travel season begins around February 17 and continues through April 21.

U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman issued the following statement on the U.S. Senate confirmation of David Pekoske to lead the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for a second term: “U.S. Travel congratulates David Pekoske on his confirmation to …

A special American flight operated by an all-Black female crew showed honour to the aviation pioneer Bessie Coleman.

TSA administrator David Pekoske held a media roundtable with industry partners Tuesday, May 10 to provide an update for travellers in advance of the summer travel season.

Air travellers found little relief Monday as flight cancellations that began Christmas Eve stretched into the new year

Americans have begun hitting the roads and skies in large numbers in advance of Thursday’s (Nov 25) Thanksgiving holiday as weather so far looks favourable for travel plans.