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The annual airline safety ratings are out, and with few surprises.

Starting this month, room service will be a la carte except for Continental breakfast.

The 777x may begin test flights as early as February, and production is on schedule for Boeing's newest model.

Traffic jams in Belgium have been growing, and in Brussels online shopping and more delivery vans have become part of the problem.

Italy's parliament give the city an ok for an 'entry tax' of up to €10

Singapore's plan that allows elite fliers to order main dishes ahead is being extended to more flights and more passengers.

The small nation with the big traffic jams is trying a new tack to get some of the extra cars off the road.

Spanish cabin crew unions have called for three days of strikes over demands for contracts based on Spanish rather than Irish labor law.

The extended government shutdown is keeping national parks closed—except where local governments and organizations are chipping in.

A village high in the Alps is offering its entire ski area for a day as a prize in a contest that ends tonight.

The Gatwick drone incident now appears to have been less than met the eye; drone sightings might have been of the police force's own drone.

Sixteen years after they were replaced by the Euro, billions of Belgian francs are waiting to be exchanged.