Robert Curley
Crashes Spotlight Ongoing Air Traffic Controller Shortage
Recent crashes and near-misses have the flying public worried about the safety of air travel amid mass firings of FAA workers.
FTC Rule Mandates Upfront Disclosure of Hotel Add-On Fees
Hidden fees that significantly increase the cost of a hotel stay could soon disappear, thanks to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
A Push for Hurricane Relief Funding
States affected by Hurricane Helene are still waiting for Congress to deliver key disaster-relief funding, the U.S. Travel Association says.
FCCA Warns About Mexico’s Plan to Tax Cruise Passengers
The head of the FCCA noted it would confuse travelers and could potentially dampen investment in cruise ports and discourage port calls.
Spirit Airlines Declares Bankruptcy, Will Continue Flying
Discount carrier Spirit Airlines has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a failed merger attempt with Frontier Airlines.
Hurricanes Milton and Helene: How to Help
Help the victims of hurricanes Milton and Helene by donating to a list of vetted charities reviewed by the nonprofit Charity Navigator.
Heathrow Again Tops List of Most Connected Global Airports
Heathrow International Airport (LHR) continues to be the most connected airport in the world, according to the OAG Megahubs 2024 report.
Big Upgrades Coming to Major U.S. Airports
From coast to coast, some of the nation’s largest and busiest airports are undertaking major renovation projects.
Hotels Across the Nation Affected By Union Workers’ Strike
The strike by UNITE HERE union members began over the Labor Day weekend and affected 25 hotels in seven cities across the U.S. and Hawaii.
Climate Protests Prevent Cruise Ship Calls in Amsterdam
Climate protests at Amsterdam's port have caused some cruise lines to cancel itineraries to the Dutch city.
Court Blocks Protections for Air Travelers Opposed by Airlines
Consumer protection from so-called “junk fees” tacked onto the end of airline ticket transactions and other purchases is on the table.
FAA Investigates Delta, CEO Apologizes as Delays Drag On
A bug in a cybersecurity program that led to widespread IT shutdowns across various industries continues to hamsting operations at Delta.
Ticketed Events Help Drive American Travel, Allianz Says
Ticketed events continue to set the stage for American travel, says new report from Allianz Partners USA.
Passport Agencies to Open in Six New U.S. Cities
Six cities will be getting local U.S. passport offices for the first time; opening dates have not yet been announced.
