Traveling between the UK and European Union will get a whole lot more complicated -- and expensive -- should Brexit talks end without a deal, British government papers released Thursday suggest.
More than 1,300 flights were canceled Thursday in advance of Hurricane Florence's arrival in the Carolinas, and operations at airports along the coast were suspended as the region braced for impact.
It's been 20 years since Hong Kong International Airport opened its runways. We take a look back at how it came to be as well as a sneak peek at what's next in its exciting future.
The Boeing 777X, the world's biggest twin-engine jetliner, is almost here. The first static aircraft has been rolled out and is to undergo almost a year of testing on the ground. Here's a first look.
Fanny packs were once the object of ridicule. Yet travel belt bags have crept up at couture shows and on street-style hipsters. CNN Travel highlights some of the best bags.
This might be the era of glass and steel airports, but in Russia there are scores of fully operational wooden airports, whose simple architecture is sure to charm
There's much more to Portugal's Algarve coast than package tours and crowded resorts. Here's where to find hidden beaches and other Atlantic Ocean treasures.
The indoor ski resort coming to Shanghai, China, will have three slopes -- one of them Olympic standard. Developers say it will be the largest indoor ski resort in the world.
Imagine fictional "Wuthering Heights" as a vacation spot! These travel posters advertise destinations from some of the most popular classic novels ever written.
Officials show off facial recognition technology designed to replace paper boarding pass and speed up the process of boarding an airport flight. Is this the future of air travel?
New developments by aviation innovators and cab-hailing company Uber suggest we could all be riding the skies in a few years. But are these plans realistic and, more importantly, affordable?
Noel Taxin and Robert Moyer caught each other's eye as they boarded an airplane in Salt Lake City. Read on to find what happened next 30,000 feet in the air.
History and creativity are twin forces that run through Berlin, and the hotels in the capital of Germany reflect this. The mix makes for an interesting lineup of choices.
Designing aircraft is probably the best job in the world," says Paul Priestman of London-based design consultancy PriestmanGoode, grinning ear to ear. "It's brilliant."
