Alaska Airlines is enhancing its first-class and premium-class seats and features on Boeing 737 aircraft, the carrier announced Wednesday.

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Delta operates the bulk of the remaining Boeing 717s, and they are the last of Delta's long-running fleet of DC-9 family aircraft.

Some 72 newly certified Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants gathered Thursday to receive their “wings,” marking the third ...

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Christina and Michael Kutzner spent hours boning up on the regulations so she could travel with her mother’s dog from Las ...

The innovation is the shape. But with the shape comes a lot — including the ability to ensure wheelchair users can remain in ...