Sean Cudahy

Southwest Airlines is making sweeping changes to its ticket types and the benefits you'll get with each fare, including the end to Wanna Get Away.

Southwest Airlines will end its industry-leading policy that allowed every passenger two free checked bags.

It’s only been a few months since Spanish flag carrier Iberia launched transatlantic service on the first-ever Airbus A321XLR, a new single-aisle aircraft capable of true long-haul routes. But in the coming months, U.S. travelers can expect to see a lot more of the plane.

On March 4, Southwest quietly altered the earnings structure for three of its four fare classes, slashing the number of points customers can earn for lower-level fares while raising customers’ earning potential for its highest-priced tickets.

American Airlines is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a ruling that struck down its Northeast Alliance with JetBlue.

Avelo Airlines is adding change and cancellation fees, but you can skirt them for $5 upfront. Meanwhile, the airline is also planning its first loyalty program and credit card.

Delta will be offering Shake Shack burgers through a partnership on more flights in first class.

Delta Air Lines is making big plans next winter, with nonstop service to Marrakech, Morroco; Accra, Ghana; and Cancun, Mexico.

Frontier Airlines is expanding its presence at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) in a big way, with nine new routes launching between May and June.

Southwest Airlines is allowing third-party online travel agency Expedia to list flights for booking.