Author: Curtis Tate, USA TODAY

TSA airport checkpoint numbers show the number of airline passengers fell below 200,000 Friday and Saturday because of the coronavirus pandemic.

TSA officer Brian Shoup’s case illustrates the difficulties of the coronavirus pandemic across the country: the risk of exposure and lack of testing.

Air traffic controllers and other FAA workers across the country have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the agency.

Amtrak will cancel its flagship Acela Express trains in the Northeast on Monday, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to reduce demand for travel.

U.S. State Department has chartered flights to evacuate hundreds of Americans stranded in Guatemala after airport closes amid coronavirus outbreak.

The FAA temporarily closed the air traffic control tower at Chicago Midway Airport Tuesday, after three technicians tested positive for coronavirus.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday the country would be closing its borders to non-Canadian citizens. An exception: U.S. citizens.

Amtrak will make additional train service cuts in California on Monday in response to plummeting demand due to the coronavirus.

One passenger and four crew members on a British cruise ship have coronavirus; 40 more have symptoms. The Braemar remains in limbo off the Bahamas.

Royal Caribbean will suspend operations globally as of midnight Saturday amid the coronavirus pandemic. And it’s not the only line taking action.