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A boom in private jet travel fueled by fears of flying commercial during the COVID-19 pandemic has led to scrutiny of the industry's taxpayer bailout.

Viaframe/Getty ImagesLingering health concerns about commercial air travel during the COVID-19 pandemic have fueled a boom in private jet travel, a trend that has led to fresh scrutiny of the industry's taxpayer bailout -- which some critics are calling a "handout to the wealthy." The multi-trillion-dollar federal rescue for businesses clobbered by the coronavirus included billions for airlines grounded by travel restrictions and safety concerns -- and, according to one report, mo...

Viaframe/Getty ImagesLingering health concerns about commercial air travel during the COVID-19 pandemic have fueled a boom in private jet travel, a trend that

Officials for the major airline corporations testified before Congress to push for further support in getting travel to pre-pandemic levels despite the spread of the new Omicron variant and increasing positive cases.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) grilled the boss of United Airlines about his decision to enforce COVID-19 vaccine mandates ...

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Texas Sen. Ted Cruz shamed United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby on Wednesday for his "deeply disturbing" treatment of unvaccinated employees.

CEOs of some of the Unites States' major airlines questioned Wednesday how much wearing masks onboard flights helps to ...

The pandemic. no topic off limits, republican hit hard on vaccine mandates an a federal appeals court just rejected a request to stop united from enforcing its mandate. >> did you inform these workers that they were not going to be paid even if they applied for religious exemption? >> we excepted accepted about 8. >> so of the 20 percent that yo did not accept. >> he testified that about 200 employees chose to quit over getting their shots. a hard number to swallow as airlines recently canceled ...

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Executives of different airlines will take questions from a Senate panel on Wednesday on the issue of flight cancellations and staff shortfalls in spite of securing $54 billion