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FAA launches AI tool to reduce flight delays

SMART is designed to suggest alternate routes to air traffic controllers, who will still have the final say, according to transportation officials.

Molly Liebergall

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Airlines add int’l routes amid surging demand

American and United both added new cities to their global flight maps this week.

Sam Klebanov

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How Seoul became the busiest international airport

The Iran war has led to millions of travelers avoiding Dubai's airport for connections

Dave Lozo

Seatbacks on an American Airlines airplane with no screens

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American Airlines is bringing back screens on seats

An upgrade is coming after the air carrier yanked them from flights a decade ago

Dave Lozo

A man looks up wearing solar eclipse glasses with a yellow orb behind him

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Solar eclipse is Europe’s star tourism magnet

Tourists are flocking to Spain and Iceland to see the moon block the sun this evening.

Sam Klebanov

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Australian airline will charge for overhead bin use

Jetstar is following the example of other low-cost carriers in charging for carry-on and framing it as a win for passengers.

Sam Klebanov

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Airline perks are taking off (but they might cost you)

From free wi-fi to upgraded seating, air carriers are increasingly coming up with ways to woo passengers and build loyalty. But be warned: The treats aren’t always complimentary.

Brendan Cosgrove