What's Tanking American Confidence In The Economy?People expect inflation to keep climbing over the next year, along with their mortgage interest rates, monthly expenses, and taxes.
4 People Dead After Small Planes Collide At North Las Vegas AirportThe FAA said it's investigating the cause of a crash after two single-engine planes collided Sunday afternoon .
Why So Much Stuff Is Made In ChinaHow did China become manufacturer to the world?
Newsy Investigates: Increasing Incidents At Rail CrossingsAfter an Amtrak train collided with a dump truck in Missouri, Newsy found incidents at similar highway-rail crossings are happening more often.
Holiday Getaway Pushes U.S. Airport Traffic To Pandemic HighFriday's passenger volume marked a 13% increase from July 1 last year, which fell on the Thursday before Fourth of July.
Verizon And AT&T Reach Deal With The FAA On 5GIn a new agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration, AT&T and Verizon will again delay the full 5G rollout near some airports until July 2023.
Yellowstone Park Closed To Visitors Due To Severe FloodingVideos are making it clear that the northern loop of the park will not reopen this year, due to severe flooding.
Gas Is Now $5 A Gallon On Average. What's To Blame?Gas prices are up globally, and while many choose who to blame, it's likely a combination of multiple factors.
DOJ Asks Court To Reverse Order Lifting Travel Mask MandateIt’s not exactly clear if the TSA and airlines would start enforcing the mandate again, if the ruling were overturned.
Rebuffed By Spirit Airlines, JetBlue Goes Hostile In Takeover BidJetBlue hopes that its most recent move will push Spirit's board to the negotiating table after the board rejected an earlier offer.
Trucker Shortage Causing Supply Chain DisruptionsDiesel fuel hit a national average of $5.53 per gallon, and the jump in prices could ultimately affect the cost of goods.
Global Supply Chain Concerns Rise As War And COVID ContinueConcerns are growing that trans-Pacific trade from China could be derailed again, further complicating the global supply chain.
Airlines Face Staff Shortages As Summer Travel Season ApproachesMany airlines are looking to fill thousands of job openings ahead of the busy summer travel season.
Biden Administration To Extend Mask Mandate For Public TransitThe CDC announced the face mask requirement will be extended until May 3.
Biden Administration's Travel Mask Mandate Still Up In The AirThe airline industry and Republicans want to end the mandate that has required face masks on public transit for the past 14 months.
Airlines Continue To Delay, Cancel Flights Amid Host Of IssuesSince the start of April, U.S. airlines have canceled more than 8,500 flights, according to FlightAware.
Spirit, JetBlue Cancel Hundreds Of Weekend FlightsThe troubles have spring break travelers scrambling to find new flights.
JetBlue Makes Offer For Spirit Airlines, Could Spark Bidding WarSpirit said it received an unsolicited bid from JetBlue, two months after Spirit announced plans to merge with Frontier Airlines.
Airlines Cancel More Than 3,500 U.S. Flights Over WeekendSeveral airlines said Sunday that operations are returning to normal.
CDC Drops COVID-19 Cruise Ship Risk WarningsThe CDC still recommends all passengers stay current with their COVID vaccines before traveling on cruise ships.
Cruise Ship Reports Some Passengers And Crew Test Positive For COVIDIn order to board a Princess cruise, guests have to show a negative COVID test and proof of vaccination.
U.S. Airfare Expected To Increase 7% Each Month Until JuneAirfare is expected to increase in the coming months as the cost of jet fuel takes off and amid increased demand from travelers.
Airlines Push To End Federal Mask MandateThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention two weeks ago announced a one-month extension to the mask mandate.
U.S. Gas Prices Dip SlightlyAccording to AAA, the national average was down $0.07 from last week to $4.25 per gallon.
Experts Warn Rental Car Prices Will Continue To ClimbAs gas prices surge, the cost of renting a car is also climbing.
CDC Lowers Risk Assessment For Traveling On Cruise ShipsThe agency still recommends that people who are not up to date with COVID-19 vaccines and are at increased risk avoid getting on a cruise ship.
Uber Charging Customers New Fuel Fee For Rides And Delivery ServicesThe temporary surcharge will be either 45 cents or 55 cents for each Uber trip and either 35 cents or 45 cents for each Uber Eats order.
Hawaii To Lift COVID-19 Travel Quarantine Rules This MonthHawaii first imposed a quarantine requirement in March 2020. The state later created testing and vaccination exemptions.
Cruise Lines Begin Relaxing Face Mask PoliciesThe CDC recommended that cruise lines relax masking requirements as long as 95% of passengers on board are vaccinated.
Airlines Call For Nationwide No-Fly List To Ban Unruly PassengersAirline executives are asking the FBI to place unruly passengers on a no-fly list as incidents involving disorderly conduct have skyrocketed.
