Author: Zach Wichter, USA TODAY

I got to see first-hand what flying to Europe is like now. If my experience is accurate, things seem to be getting better.

KLM invited USA TODAY to a preview flight in its new Premium Comfort cabin, featuring bigger seats and upgraded onboard service.

The latest data from the Department of Transportation shows airlines struggled to keep their schedules in June and passengers were keen on refunds.

Qantas and Air New Zealand will both soon offer nonstop flights from New York to Auckland with easier connections to Australia

USA TODAY exclusive: Icelandic low-cost airline Play will operate flights between Dulles and Reykjavik with connections to Europe starting in April.

A U.S. passport ranks seventh in the world for access, making it easy for Americans to travel most places abroad.

Southwest Airlines will offer one-way tickets for as little as $59 in its sale through Aug. 26.

Inconsistent rules ✈️

The Federal Aviation Administration said it doesn’t have enough staff to properly manage the airspace around the city Monday night.

Airlines adjust schedules to match staffing levels and try to meet demand. Even with tens of thousands of services cut, travelers shouldn’t panic.