Travel News - AP

WASHINGTON - Air travel over the holidays will fall 2.5 percent from last year, a trade group for the nation's major carriers predicted Thursday. Full Story »

WASHINGTON - Federal Aviation Administrator Randy Babbitt expressed reluctance Thursday to increase the number of flight hours required to be an airline co-pilot, a key safety recommendation arising from an airline crash in upstate New York last February. Full Story »

PARIS - French aviation investigators are examining an emergency distress call from an Air France flight hit by turbulence last month, saying it could shed light on the June crash of a plane heading from Rio de Janeiro to Paris. Full Story »

DALLAS - The nation's three largest airlines say they're seeing an uptick in demand for business and premium tickets, which could signal the beginning of a recovery in all-important corporate travel. Full Story »

WASHINGTON - Five Transportation Security Administration employees have been placed on administrative leave since it was discovered that sensitive guidelines about airport passenger screening were posted on the Internet. Full Story »

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Countries that manage Antarctica are considering new controls on ships visiting the frozen continent to reduce the growing threat of human and environmental disasters posed by exploding numbers of tourists, an official said Wednesday. Full Story »

CHICAGO - Snowy weather continues to cause delays and cancellations at Chicago airports. Full Story »

ATLANTA - U.S. airlines did a poorer job getting passengers to their destinations on-time in October compared to the same month a year ago. Full Story »

WASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration said Tuesday it is forming a panel to examine the reliability of a telecommunications network that broke down last month, snarling air traffic across the country. Full Story »

WASHINGTON - Did you travel on Amtrak the week of Thanksgiving? If so, you helped set a record. Full Story »