As more and more passengers take to the skies, airports are poised to change drastically. There were an estimated 8.8 billion fliers in 2018. A trade association representing the world’s airports predicts 19.7 billion in 2040

A new report says the outlook for Europe's airlines is not good. Listen in as we review the report and which airlines are at most risk from volatile costs, lower ticket prices, and waning traffic. More consolidation may be coming...

Delta Air Lines commits $1 billion over the next 10 years to mitigate all emissions from its global operations. Watch Delta CEO Ed Bastian's message that fliers should not have to choose between a great travel experience or being responsible...

Global airlines brace for a $5 billion hit to their bottom line from the virus outbreak. Listen in as we review the International Civil Aviation Organization's (ICAO) forecast for passenger declines through the first quarter of 2020 and the wider...

737 MAX Grounding Costs Boeing $18B Boeing now says the 737 MAX grounding could cost it more than 18 billion dollars. That’s double the 9 billion dollars ithttp://i3.ytimg.com/vi/AmsfH9wt78Q/maxresdefault.jpg previously predicted.

American Airlines recently testified against Sabre’s acquisition of Farelogix. It’s a trial that is proving very insightful to those who follow the airline technology space. This Week in Travel Toons we take a look at some humorous courtroom testimony.

Ryanair is warning pilots and cabin crew it is considering job cuts due to the continued delay in receiving new Boeing MAX jets.

The future of air travel may be powered by water, not jet fuel. Researchers in Germany are experimenting with a decades old forumla to turn water into power. Alternative fuels such as this could be the best solution to the...

The coronavirus crisis could send some less financially secure airlines in Asia into bankruptcy. One leading airline CEO says it's "survival of the fittest."

Some airlines do better, a lot better, than others in terms of lost luggage, bumped passengers and cancelled flights. The Wall Street Journal recently released its annual ranking of U.S. airlines for 2019.