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Carriers in the U.S. said they will save millions of dollars in fuel costs, but won't be passing that savings along to passengers.

Pay extra for first class? Pffft. How about an entire plane to yourself instead.

Spending on corporate travel is expected to rise in 2015.

Aktarer Zaman's startup, Skiplagged, aims to popularize 'hidden city' ticketing, in which passengers disembark at their layover destinations.

Etihad Airways reveals the first passenger to purchase 'the most exclusive ticket in aviation history.'

#Fiasco. Some brands excel at tucking their tails between their tweets. Here's a naughty list of the ugliest Twitter marketing disasters this year and the important lessons you can learn from them.

In-flight service causes this airlines exec to have a serious meltdown.

Oops.

Let's face it: It's going to be stressful. Here are a few tech tips to make it easier.

It underscores the buoyant mood in an industry that is emerging from a long spell of turbulence.

A drone by any other name would still be a vehicle that can fly around without a pilot.

Want a hotel reservation in a jiffy or need to fly out of town in two hours? Fire up these applications on your smartphone.

Virtual reality, take me away. Because overpriced in-flight cocktails and noise-cancelling headphones aren't enough anymore.

When life gives you leaked naked celeb selfies, go low and bare cheap fares. At least that's what Spirit Airlines did.

Think about airplanes -- covered in skin.

A United Airlines flight was diverted after using something banned by most airlines: an anti-reclining seat device called the Knee Defender.

A new feature within Google Now offers users the ability to 'Find alternate flights' in the event of cancellation or delay.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has a hang-up with in-flight calls, perhaps enough to put an official kibosh on them – and soon.

While the companies chalked it up to 'shifting priorities,' the announcement comes on the heels of widespread urgings by animal activists.

This mom and business owner divides her time across two continents. She shares the must-haves that make it work.

Calling all brains: The TSA is looking for someone to help them figure out this major airport headache -- and is willing to pay for the solution.