Feds investigate Waymo recall after continued school bus violations

A federal investigation has been launched into a previous recall of nearly 3,000 Waymo self-driving vehicles following continued reports of traffic safety violations involving school buses.

Delta Air Lines must face lawsuit over windowless ‘window seats,’ judge rules

A federal judge in New York threw out a request Wednesday by one of the nation’s largest air carriers to dismiss a class action lawsuit over window seats on one of its flights.

FAA to finally phase out floppy disks from air traffic control systems by 2028

The Federal Aviation Administration says it will need two more years to replace the outdated floppy disks used for weather and other critical information at hundreds of air traffic control facilities nationwide. 

Florida Learjet crash: Tail part detached before impact, NTSB says

Federal investigators returned to the scene near Palm Springs on Tuesday to collect scattered wreckage after determining an essential tail control surface separated from the plane before it crashed.

Learjet may have broken apart before Florida deadly crash, NTSB says

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating what caused a deadly Learjet 60 crash in Florida near Palm Springs that killed all nine people aboard. The NTSB says early evidence indicates the aircraft may have begun breaking apart before it hit the ground. 

Popular airline hits customers with steep fee hike for first time in 8 years

The era of the standard $99 airline credit card may be fading as American Airlines becomes the latest major carrier to adjust its price tag.

Report ranks the top 10 most and least reliable airports in the US

As the U.S. approaches the busiest travel season of the year, a new report has ranked airports across the country in terms of their reliability.

'Inexplicable' decision blamed for high-speed train crash in central Spain that killed dozens

Spain's transportation minister placed blame on a crash of two high-speed trains that killed at least 64 people on a decision made by a central command center, adding the train engineers were not to blame. 

California sisters stranded in Cambodia as fuel costs halt cruise

Two California sisters are among the passengers stranded in Cambodia after an around-the-world cruise abruptly suspended its voyage, with the operator citing surging fuel costs.

US cruise ship strands over 200 passengers because it can't afford fuel

A U.S. cruise ship that was sold as a permanent voyage around the world is now stranded in Cambodia, along with 203 passengers and 156 crew members.

Deadly security risks prompt updated travel warnings for 13 countries

The U.S. State Department has updated travel advisories for several Middle Eastern countries, warning of potential armed attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi forces and threats targeting Americans.

These California cities ranked among America's best for Halloween: LIST

A new ranking is revealing the best U.S. cities for Halloween, based on metrics including trick-or-treating, Halloween activities, safety and walkability.

Los Angeles speed cameras go live Oct. 26: Locations and fines

Los Angeles activates its automated speed camera network on October 26, starting with a 60-day warning period before issuing civil fines up to $500.