The FAA is preparing for more possible ground stops and delays at several major airports amid air traffic controller shortages in the government shutdown.

Even before the current government shutdown started disrupting air travel, international travel to the U.S. was already weak. The U.S. Travel Association expects international visits will have fallen by 6% by the end of this year. That’s not great news for hotels, restaurants, or anyone counting on those tourism dollars.

Travellers are in for a rough week, as the partial government shutdown nears its one-month mark and Hurricane Melissa continues to cause disruptions. On Oct. 26, the Federal Aviation Administration said staffing shortages prompted a nearly two-hour ground stop at Los Angeles International

HOUSTON, Texas -- Countries around the world have shut down international travel due to fears over COVID-19, but there is a group working to make sure it returns soon. A recent test of something called CommonPass may be the key to travel during the pandemic.

If airlines were looking for an end-of-summer surge in travel, it didn't happen in Las Vegas. Instead, passenger counts continued to decline in September.