Air Travel

The first A380s to be retired haven't found new operators, and will be dismantled for parts.

Emirates head predicts we'll save time and money with virtual windows; his airline has them in some luxury suites.

Italy says Ryanair broke all the rules in last fall's frenzy of flight cancellations

Grab a snack, wave your payment card or phone, and go—that's the plan.

Sun Country Airlines, under new owners is changing business plans and its airplane livery.

After years of discussion, the British government is putting Heathrow's expansion to a vote.

With passenger volume expected to double in under 20 years, slot-juggling will no longer be enough, airlines predict.

Next up in the longest-route sweepstakes, a Singapore-to-New York offering, starting in October.

Despite unhappiness in some areas, overall satisfaction rises for the seventh year in a row, according to JD Power.

Scattering families and groups about a plane is not only unpleasant, a British regulator says, it's dangerous.

Ryanair's new partner is jumping into a route currently dominated by Aer Lingus.

Ryanair may reverse new rules that help speed up boarding but sacrifice revenue from priority and baggage fees.