Author: Zach Wichter, USA TODAY

Relief is on the horizon for air travelers in the U.S. as data from Hopper shows airfares are down about 25% this month from their peak in May.

Delta will begin new service to Cape Town, Tel Aviv and Tahiti within a year, and will put up a bigger challenge to American Airlines in Miami.

Following years of pressure and a legal requirement from Congress, the FAA takes another step toward establishing minimum dimensions for plane seats

Avelo Airlines is growing its footprint in the Midwest and Southeast, connecting more cities to vacation destinations in Florida.

Southwest Airlines’ new policy will remove the time limit on travel credits. Previously, they had to be used within a year of purchase.

Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines agreed to walk away from a proposed merger today without announcing the results of a planned shareholder vote.

Cayman Airways will take advantage of its new longer-range fleet to serve the U.S. West Coast, starting with LAX.

The Essential Air Service, a lesser-known subsidy program, helps keep remote communities connected to the national aviation network.

Department of Transportation data shows travel delays, bag issues, were the key pain points for travelers in May.

United Airlines is partnering with the California DMV and LAX to allow passengers to apply for their Real ID at the airport.