TSA Is Helping ICE Ramp Up Arrests At Airports
ICE arrests at airports are up in recent months as details emerge about an agreement with TSA to share travelers’ personal data.
TSA Is Helping ICE Ramp Up Arrests At Airports
ICE arrests at airports are up in recent months as details emerge about an agreement with TSA to share travelers’ personal data.
FAA Flags 31,000 Improperly Installed Seats On Boeing 737 MAX Planes
More than one third of seats installed in Boeing 737 MAX jets pose a safety risk, according to the FAA.
Boeing Lost Another $280 Million Last Quarter On Overdue Air Force One
Building the new generation Air Force One presidential jets has become a painful financial thorn in the side of Boeing.
Surging Jet Fuel Costs Mean Higher Airfares Are Coming, Experts Warn
The re-escalation of the Iran war has sent jet fuel prices climbing again, with some aviation experts warning of likely airfare hikes in coming months.
6,500 Flights Disrupted From East Coast Thunderstorms
Thunderstorms on the Eastern seaboard have turned Tuesday into a messy travel day for tens of thousands of air travelers.
US Passport Stuck At No. 10 In Power Rankings—As 36 Countries Offer More Freedom Of Movement
Three dozen countries now offer greater freedom of movement for their citizens than the United States.
How Trump Could Profit From Fast-Tracked Rebrand Of Palm Beach’s Airport
Trump made it known he wanted an airport named for him and Florida obliged—but questions remain over who will ultimately pay for the rebranding.
Canadian Visitors To U.S. Nudged Up In June—But Remains Down 29% Since 2024
More Canadian visitors came to the U.S. in June than a year ago—but the numbers only look good when compared to a disastrous 2025.
FIFA—Not U.S. Economy—Is Big World Cup Winner So Far
The World Cup is delivering a big revenue boost for FIFA but not so much for the United States economy—as international tourists have not turned up in promised numbers.