American Airlines will be the first carrier in the world to return the beleaguered but recently FAA re-certified Boeing 737 MAX to the skies. For American, Boeing and the FAA, the stakes -- and the scrutiny -- couldn't be higher.
The mysterious monolith discovered last week in a Utah desert just disappeared -- but it wasn't taken by aliens or government conspiracies. It was moved by another phenomenon: TikTokers.
Of all the marine creatures in the world, jellyfish are among the oldest, toughest and most ubiquitous species. But, they are unlikely to win any popularity contests.
For nearly half of the entire history of commercial aviation, long-haul flights have conjured up images of large, wide-bodied aircraft, with two aisles, up to 10 seats in every row, spacious overhead bins and, more recently, shiny on-demand tablet-style entertainment systems.
Travelers hoping to enter Iceland will be able to do so without going into quarantine or taking a test if they have already contracted and recovered from coronavirus.
A coconut octopus, a burning forest, a rare rhino's last moments and a pair of sleeping squirrels all feature in the shortlist for the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020 People's Choice Award.
Get ready to slap on your Mario Kart racing gear and toss some Koopa Shells. The world's first Super Nintendo World is set to open inside the Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka next year.
The team at Jet Test and Transport runs a global airline -- but the planes fly on a one-way trip without passengers or cargo. As experts in ferry flights, their pilots' job is to move empty aircraft around the world.
Personal identity and geographic location are inextricably linked. Place can be as important to a person's identity as anything else — their profession, religion, relationships — and this creates a profound attachment to the city itself.
Firefighters in Australia are battling a massive bushfire that has been burning out of control for six weeks across the popular tourist spot of Fraser Island as parts of the country's east swelter through a record-breaking heat wave following the hottest November on record.
The 2020 Thanksgiving travel season will be unlike any other. Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, decisions about whether to fly or drive to see loved ones are enormously complicated and personal.
More people passed through US airport security checkpoints on Sunday than on any other single day since the coronavirus pandemic cratered air travel, according to the Transportation Security Administration.
