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Frontier is offering “all-you-can-fly” summer and annual passes that give travelers access to the airline’s domestic and international destinations.

Airbnb unveiled the most wish-listed new global listings of 2023. The 13 properties reached that status after being available on the platform for just 10 weeks.

The destinations were chosen based on Booking.com’s Traveler Review Awards, and all have exceptional reviews for friendliness and hospitality.

The U.S. State Department issued a travel advisory for Mexico’s resort-studded Caribbean coast Monday after medallion taxi drivers started harassing and attacking drivers from the ride-hailing app Uber and their customers.

Southwest canceled more than 16,000 flights over the holidays.

The captain of the plane told investigators flight conditions were smooth with clear skies when the cloud shot up in front of the plane and there was no time to change course.

Though a majority of the nation’s parks are free year-round, roughly 100 of them have entrance fees ranging from $5 to $35 depending on the location.

Thousands of flights across the U.S. were canceled or delayed Wednesday after a system that offers safety information to pilots failed, and the government launched an investigation into the breakdown, which grounded some planes for hours.

Passengers spent over 36 hours on a train when a freight car derailment stopped Amtrak Auto Train 53 in North Carolina overnight.

The Federal Aviation Administration grounded departing flights on Wednesday after it experienced a computer outage.

Flights across the United States were brought to a standstill Wednesday morning after a computer outage at the Federal Aviation Administration.

Indian police have arrested an unruly airline passenger following a complaint by a woman aboard an Air India flight from New York that he urinated on her in business class.

Southwest Airlines is trying to fix its relationship with travelers who got stuck by canceled flights over the holidays.

Southwest Airlines returned to a relatively normal flight schedule Friday, as the focus shifts to making things right with what could be well more than a million passengers who missed family connections or flights home during the holidays, and many of whom are still missing luggage.

Following a ‘catastrophic’ meltdown that resulted in thousands of canceled flights, stranded passengers and crew members and seas luggage piled up at airports across the country, Southwest Airlines says it is set to “return to normal operations” Friday.

Thursday in Chicago, with a high of 55 degrees, the snow and ice has melted, and the roads are clear. But inside the Southwest Terminal at Midway Airport, many travelers are still struggling to get to their final destinations — and locate their bags. Here are five things to know about why the carrier has canceled so many flights.

After a week of travel chaos and a flight “meltdown” at Southwest Airlines, the company has finally announced plans to return to “normal operations.”

The airline is trying to extract itself from a sustained scheduling mess.

Southwest Airlines has canceled more than 60% of its flights on Thursday, but could a resolution finally be in sight? NBC 5’s Natalie Martinez has more on the airline’s continued efforts to get its services back on track.