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A new CDC study found that leaving middle seats on aircraft open reduces passengers' exposure to Covid-19 by 23% to 57%.

CDC study: Middle-seat blocking reduces Covid exposureThe findings come as Delta, the final U.S. airline blocking middle seats, prepares to end that practice.

The Verifly app helps streamline airport check-in through the digital verification of requirements.

How digital health passes bring biometrics in aviation much closerWhile generally most agree that digitalization has accelerated during the pandemic, travel is faced with huge challenges to...

Delta is bringing back alcohol service but in altered form. Passengers will choose from two canned cocktails.

What new normal? Airlines bring back some pre-pandemic practicesAs carriers make those changes, they face dicey decisions not only about which policies to get rid of and which to keep but...

American Airlines, like Delta Air Lines and United, has strengthened its cleaning protocols between flights.

How Covid-safe is your airline? Rankings and accreditation aboundAs the pandemic proliferated, so have ways to rate airline protocols.

A new Norway-based airline will attempt to fill the discount transatlantic void left by Norwegian Air.

New airline will fill long-haul gap left by Norwegian AirNorse Atlantic Airways plans to launch discount transatlantic service in December.

A rendering of Zephyr's premium-economy sleeper seats, which will be stacked like bunk beds.

Here's the pitch: Lie-flat seats in premium economyStartup firm Zephyr's idea sleeper seats in the main cabin has an unusual feature for an aircraft.

Raspberry cheesecake is among the popular items offered by Air North'sFlight Kitchen.

Meal service still delivers for airlines with flight reductionsStarved of passengers, some airlines have begun meal service in their home towns.

Delta will continue blocking middle seats through April 30.

Window or aisle? Delta seat blocks lead to highest yieldsThe carrier positioned itself as a "premium" airline. It appears to be paying off.

President Joe Biden quickly indicated that his administration would take a more hands-on approach to managing air travel than the Trump administration

Biden's quick moves on travel policy may signal more aviation regulationAviation industry stakeholders will be watching closely to see the broader tone Pete Buttigieg-led transportation department...

Negative Covid-19 results have increasingly become a requirement for international and even domestic travel around the world.

Fake Covid documents could cause real problems for travelFraudulent test result and vaccination documents are making their way onto the dark web.

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