People flying home for Thanksgiving this month have their list of things to be thankful for: the turkey, football, time with family. This year, they can also add H.R. 5371 to the list.

While the government shutdown may be soon in the rearview mirror, it may leave air travel in a chokehold for months, and possibly years, to come.

A funding measure to end the longest government shutdown in US history will head to the House. However, air travel woes due to the shutdown are set to continue.

Our live coverage of the government shutdown and its impact on US air travel has wrapped for the day. Please scroll through ...

The Federal Aviation Administration will reduce flights at dozens of major airports as early as Friday if no shutdown deal is ...

The families of two of the eight people killed earlier this year when an air ambulance crashed in Philadelphia filed a ...

The government shutdown raised questions about how to solve the broader air traffic controller shortage. AI, with its ability to analyze troves of data, should be able to help. But experts highlighted ...

Here’s what else you need to know to get up to speed and on with your day. President Donald Trump has called on House Republicans to release the Epstein files, saying there is “nothing to hide.” It ...

NATO scrambled fighter jets in Polish and Romanian airspace overnight as Russia carried out massive drone and missile strikes ...

Your Thanksgiving air travel plans could still be disrupted post-shutdown. Here’s what you can do to boost your chances of smooth travels.

Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin is potentially hours away from launching a massive rocket that will send twin probes to ...

The Transportation Security Administration is investigating how someone was able to bring a meat cleaver on a Delta Air Lines plane in Portland, Oregon Thursday.