Author: Chris Woodyard, USA TODAY

Long considered one of the worst places to sit on a jetliner, middle seats are going unfilled in the name of COVID-19 and social distancing.

The Department of Transportation has granted requests from Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines to cut their service to Hawaii amid the coronavirus crisis.

On its face, the $2 trillion stimulus bill looked like a winner for the airline industry but not necessarily other travel-related businesses.

Cruise ships won’t be hitting the high seas again anytime soon. A new CDC order says about 100 cruise ships near the U.S. must remain idle.

President Trump said his administration will be in talks with the airlines through the weekend about how to help the beleaguered aviation industry.

Pompeo said the US government has flown more than 50,000 Americans home from countries around the world.

Most passengers disembarked in Australia, but some who couldn’t fly home are riding the ship to Los Angeles

President Trump said Monday travel restrictions are still under consideration, but says he recognized the need for airline flights to continue.

Low-cost and regional carriers say the federal stimulus rules work against them, making them fly empty planes instead of helping them preserve cash.

President Donald Trump is looking at ordering airlines to cut back on domestic flights in an effort to quell the spread of the coronavirus.