Despite delays at some airports caused by staff shortages, government officials and aviation experts say flying is safe.

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The U.S. government shutdown is making travelers worry about flight safety and delays. Some airport staff are working without pay, and a few airports had small delays. Officials say its still safe to ...

Historically, lapses in federal funding have led to longer lines at airport security checkpoints, more flight disruptions and ...

An airport can be deemed "dangerous" thanks to short runways, unusual terrain, constant windy weather, and precarious ...

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued ground delays at several airports due to the nor’easter, with average delays ...

Not just any aircraft can overcome the unique challenges that the Tenzing Hillary Airport, also referred to as the Lukla Airport, presents. Known as the one of the essential destinations along the ...

With almost 6% of all its flights cancelled, and its cancellation rate increasing over 250% from last year, this airport is in the lead for grounded flights.