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The unidentified 63-year-old German man was seen boarding the Airbus A380 in Bangkok shortly before midnight visibly sick, with “cold sweats” and “breathing much too quickly,” Karin Missfelder recounted to Swiss-German outlet Blick.

A new survey by the Associated Press shows that a strong majority of American travelers are unfazed by a noticeable spat of recent airline drama in the skies -- most notably a door plug blowing off an Air Alaska flight in January.

Fail of the tape. UK passenger David Parker grew alarmed after noticing pieces of tape on the exterior of a Boeing 787 during a flight to India, as seen in shocking photos.

A flight attendant had the internet in a tizzy after revealing some of the wildest things he's experienced during his 25-year-career, including hooking up with passengers and flyers defecating in their seats.

A cross-country United Airlines flight was diverted Sunday because the Boeing jet had a cracked windshield, the Federal Aviation Administration said.

An expert on human anatomy has shared four crucial tips for managing the dreaded anxiety and discomfort that comes along with airplane turbulence.

Brazilian university professor Lucas Gonçalves Dias, who's allergic to "nearly everything," spent an entire transatlantic sequestered in the lavatory after experiencing a serious reaction to the inflight fish meal.

A plane in China was delayed for three hours and eventually cancelled last month after an irate couple demanded that their child be upgraded to first class for free.

Southern Airways Express Flight 246 made a hard emergency landing on Route 606 just minutes after departing Washington Dulles International Airport Friday.

The SpiceJet passenger who was trapped inside the lavatory for almost the entire flight has complained that he was hurt during landing and received no medical help.