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Air travel hits another pandemic high, flight delays grow Photo: AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh. Travelers are lining up at O'Hare airport in Chicago, Friday, July 2, 2021. The U.S. set another pandemic-era record for travel on Sunday, Aug. 1, with more than 2.2 million people going through airport checkpoints. That's the biggest number in 17 months, although travel is still not quite back to pre-pandemic levels. Associated Press Created: August 02, 2021 02:49 PM Air travel in the U.S. is hitting new pandemic-era highs, and airlines are scrambling to keep up wit...

DALLAS — Los vuelos en Estados Unidos registran nuevos récords en la era de la pandemia, y las aerolíneas pasan apuros para mantenerle el paso a las multitudes en las vacaciones de verano. El domingo, a pesar de las crecientes cifras de infecciones por coronavirus a causa de la variante delta, Estados Unidos volvió a marcar récords en los viajes aéreos con más de 2.2 millones de personas en los controles de los aeropuertos, según la Administración de Seguridad en el Transporte. Son casi 11,000 personas más que el 18 de julio, y la cifra más alta desde el 28 ...

Print Air travel in the U.S. is hitting new pandemic-era highs, and airlines are scrambling to keep up with the summer vacation crowds. Despite rising numbers of coronavirus infections fueled by the Delta variant, the U.S. set another recent high mark for air travel Sunday, with more than 2.2 million people going through airport checkpoints, according to the Transportation Security Administration. That is nearly 11,000 more people screened than July 18, and the highest number since Feb. 28, 2020, before the U.S. felt the full brunt of the pandemic. However, air travel was still down 17% on Su...

Florida politics and Sunburn — perfect together.

The Toms River family embroiled in a mask dispute with Spirit Airlines at this point only wants one thing: an apology, which so far the airline has not offered. Ari and Avital Eisenberg were traveling from Orlando with their daughter Esther, who they said had just turned 2, and their nonverbal seizure-prone 7-year-old son Daniel were asked to leave Atlantic City Flight 38 on Monday morning. Airlines spokesman Field Sutton told New Jersey 101.5 that the parents refused to wear masks. All passengers were told to exit the plane but after the Eisenbergs agreed to wear masks, they went back on bo...