Author: Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAY

Neither border closure extension comes as much of a surprise: The U.S., Canada and Mexico have all seen a rise in cases since August.

Southwest Airlines has good news for anxious travelers who have to fly over Thanksgiving weekend: It’s leaving middle seats open through November.

Delta said jobs were saved by employees who accepted early leave packages. However, pilots still face layoffs if Congress doesn’t deliver aid.

At the same time, the State Department warned Americans about “arbitrary detention” and “arbitrary enforcement of local laws” in China and Hong Kong.

The U.S. State Department has downgraded its travel warning for Mexico, less than two weeks before the border closure agreement is set to expire.

The New York-based airline, known for its affordable cross-country fares, is running a sale on all of its Blue Basic fares through Thursday night.

Allegiant removed a man Monday after he repeatedly interrupted the pre-flight safety briefing to tell the flight attendant to put her mask back on.

TSA passenger checkpoint traffic topped 900,000 twice over Labor Day weekend for the first time since the pandemic began.

United is also restoring eight Hawaii routes, wagering that Hawaii will allow out-of-state visitors to return without quarantining beginning Oct. 1.

Delta Air Lines has banned Robert O’Neill, the Navy SEAL who claims he shot Osama Bin Laden, for not complying with its mask requirement.