How Can Zika Kill You? Your Questions Answered

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Zika virus has killed a man in Puerto Rico. The man, in his 70s, is the first reported U.S. death from the virus.

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Flights Grounded at Philly Airport After Plane Emergency

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A flight from Richmond, Virginia, had declared an emergency due to smoke in the cabin and cockpit.

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Baby Born Aboard Passenger Jet Is Named After Airline

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Saw Jet Star was born on a JetStar Asia plane after the flight from Singapore landed in Yangon, Myanmar, last week, the airline said.

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First Commercial Zika Test Gets FDA OK

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The first commercial U.S. test to diagnose Zika virus won emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration Thursday.

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JetBlue Pilot Arrested After Allegedly Flying Drunk

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Dennis Murphy was arrested after flying from Orlando to New York. He was selected for a random alcohol test, and police say he was over the limit.

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Bird Strike Forces Jet to Make Emergency Landing

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Passengers got a fright when their plane heading from Seattle to Dallas was struck by some birds, causing the jet to turn back shortly after takeoff.

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JetBlue Pilot Arrested After Allegedly Flying Drunk

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Dennis Murphy was arrested after flying from Orlando to New York. He was selected for a random alcohol test, and police say he was over the limit.

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Zika Was In Haiti Before It Hit Brazil: Study

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The Zika virus was circulating in Haiti in 2014, long before it became obvious that it was spreading fast in Brazil, a new study finds.

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TSA Whistleblowers Fault 'Lord of the Flies' Culture at Agency

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TSA whistleblowers told Congress Wednesday that poor leadership and widespread retaliation had led to a culture of fear at the beleaguered agency.

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Want to Go to Cuba This Summer? Here's How to Do It

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Interest in visiting Cuba is strong in the wake of President Barack Obama's trip there last month.

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9 Overrated Tourist Destinations and Places to Go Instead

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There's a number of must-sees when planning a trip to any new destination, but which ones are worth the time?

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Why Summer Fliers May Simmer on Long Airport Lines

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Until recently, it's been mainly passengers complaining about long lines at the security checkpoints.

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U.K. Warns Gay Tourists Over North Carolina Mississippi

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Britain has issued new advice to gay tourists about travel to North Carolina and Mississippi, states that have recently passed laws deemed as discriminatory.

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United Airlines to 'Shake up Board' yet Again

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United Continental is close to announcing new board appointments, just a month after it appointed three new directors to avoid a fight with investors.

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Are You in the Zika Zone? New Map Finds 2 Billion Are

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A new map calculating when and where Zika virus is likely to spread shows 2 billion people could be in the Zika zone.

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Kerry Objects to Cuba Policy Barring Citizen Returns by Ship

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A Cuban law barring anyone born on the island from returning by ship is discriminatory and should end, Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday.











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American Airlines Hits Out at 'Unacceptable' TSA Lines

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The uproar puts the TSA in a tough spot: make sure nothing dangerous or illegal gets on a plane, but also avoid inconveniencing millions of travelers.











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Your In-Flight Wi-Fi is About to Get Much Better

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Providers of satellite communications have built networks for aviation, with ground/flight testing underway, and three satellites already in place.











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This City is Offering Subsidies For Uber Rides

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The residents of Altamonte Springs, Florida, are the first in the country to receive an automatic 20 percent subsidy on any Uber in city limits.











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Zika Virus: 'Everything We See is Bad'

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The more doctors learn about the Zika virus, the more frightening it looks, and money's urgently needed to fight it, two top health experts said.











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There's More Evidence Zika Goes Straight to the Brain

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Two studies published this week show that the Zika virus seems to prefer brain cells, and that it can cause many different types of damage.











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What Is Zika? Five Questions About the Virus

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How does Zika virus spread? Will I catch it? Here are some answers to your questions about Zika virus.











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