David Koenig

It will soon cost you money to check a bag on JetBlue if you buy the cheapest level of tickets.

Profits are soaring at the biggest U.S. airlines as fuel prices drop — but don’t expect fares to fall too.

Facing an even bigger mountain of packages this holiday season, FedEx and UPS are hiring more workers to avoid the delays that frustrated shoppers and gift-recipients a year ago.

News that a health worker diagnosed with Ebola flew on a commercial flight raised fear among airline investors that the scare over the virus could cause travelers to avoid flying.

It will soon cost you money to check a bag on JetBlue if you buy the cheapest level of tickets.

Profits are soaring at the biggest U.S. airlines as fuel prices drop — but don’t expect fares to fall too.

Facing an even bigger mountain of packages this holiday season, FedEx and UPS are hiring more workers to avoid the delays that frustrated shoppers and gift-recipients a year ago.

News that a health worker diagnosed with Ebola flew on a commercial flight raised fear among airline investors that the scare over the virus could cause travelers to avoid flying.