AAA: Holiday Travel Expected to be Down

For the first time in six years, the American Automobile Association predicts holiday travel will decline.

Bush Moves to Open More Flight Lanes for Holiday

President Bush says the government will expand to the entire country the opening of extra flight lanes typified by the East Coast "Thanksgiving Express" lane made available by the military a year ago.

Italy's 25 Best Hotels

Holiday Travelers See Fewer Flights

Bag-check Fees Lead to Stuffed Bins Overhead

Checked-bag fees are squeezing business travelers out of their most precious real estate: the overhead bins.

Business Meetings Could Get Smaller if Economy Falters

Jet Blue to Start Charging $7 for Pillows and Blankets

It's something else you'll have to pay for that you used to get for free during an airline flight.

Miles driven in May drop a record 3.7%, or 9.6B miles

Americans drove 9.6 billion fewer miles in May than in May 2007, a 3.7% decline.

Airlines' international growth hits headwinds

Runaway fuel prices and a weakening economy are forcing airlines to taper international expansion this fall, reducing the growth of new flight options from the USA.

Pittsburgh forges ahead

After undergoing three renaissances and placing in the top ranks of "most liveable cities", this river town still can't seem to shake its bum rap.