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The traveling public has been rocked by a series of airline accidents in 2025, raising alarms about commercial aviation safety. But are fears of flying justified? We asked aviation experts for their take on the situation.

Under the new rules, first-time offenders could face a fine of up to $1,000 and second-time offenders could pay up to $3,000.

The city-wide celebration is back and ready to transport revelers to the 1700s.

Collect trash and earn a free organic meal. Walk or bike, and a one-hour boat ride is yours. Take a train and get free admission to Kronborg Castle. Copenhagen’s CopenPay program of rewarding travelers for eco-friendly behavior is now a year-round initiative.

Learn about the history, architecture, design, and engineering hidden underneath your feet on these urban transit system tours.

Effective December 19, theaters, cinemas, museums, and art galleries across the country must close, and stores and restaurants must limit capacity.

If a suitcase gets lost on a flight, does it end up in luggage heaven? Sort of. Here’s what happens to the unclaimed bags that get left behind.

The development is the latest in a series of strides being made in the realm of accessible air travel.

The recreational cannabis industry is budding across the country—but the issue of where to enjoy marijuana publicly is still a work in progress.

The U.S. Department of Transportation issued its largest fine ever against Southwest Airlines for the 2022 operations collapse—and says all U.S. airlines are on notice as we head into the holiday travel season.

President Biden announced on May 8 that air travelers will soon be entitled to more compensation when there is a delay or cancellation within the airlines’ control.

Revamped hotels, Michelin-recognized restaurants, and exciting activities make Seoul one of Asia’s hottest destinations for 2025.

Experts weigh in on the track record of helicopters in the aftermath of a tragic helicopter crash in New York’s Hudson River.

The reduced airlift could affect a wide swath of routes throughout the country.

Fossil-rich Wyoming draws amateur paleontologists from all over the world. Jean-Pierre Cavigelli shows them how it’s done.