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President Trump proposed that air traffic controllers who continued working throughout the government shutdown receive a $10,000 bonus.

Leidos CEO Tom Bell revealed during a policy event in Washington, D.C., that his company is working with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to build a next‑generation airport screening system.

The effects of the ongoing government shutdown hit a breaking point Friday as more than 1,200 flights were canceled and nearly 16,000 delayed across the United States.

The TSA shutdown continues to strain America’s air travel system, with officials warning of worsening delays and mounting financial pressure on security staff.

Air travelers faced major disruptions Thursday as airport ground stops rippled through three of the nation’s busiest hubs, a direct consequence of air traffic controller shortages amid the ongoing government shutdown.

Rising hotel resort fees across the United States are driving frustrated vacationers to seek better deals overseas, with many claiming it’s now cheaper to fly abroad than to book a trip to popular domestic destinations like New York, Miami, or Las Vegas.

Americans have been urged to refrain from traveling to Afghanistan, Burma, North Korea, Venezuela, Iran, or Russia.

Carnival Cruise Line is facing heated criticism after unveiling a series of new guest policies, triggering a wave of backlash across social media.

Turkey has introduced fines targeting "aisle lice"—passengers who stand up or crowd the aisle before the aircraft has come to a complete stop.

With the REAL ID deadline arriving this Wednesday, many Americans remain unprepared to board domestic flights for summer vacations without a passport.