Unlike some outdated aviation rules, this one has real legitimacy. It’s one of the most familiar instructions in air travel, yet this simple directive often goes ignored. As the plane prepares to take off or touch down, flight attendants ask passengers to return their seats to the upright position.

Spirit Airlines' collapse is raising broader questions about whether low-cost carriers can survive rising fuel, labor and operating costs as consumers increasingly prioritize value over the cheapest advertised fare.

Flying through storms is fraught enough without a lightning strike to worry about.

Saraah Majid went above and beyond her scholarship requirements to help Opportunity Village's mission to empower, employ, and serve people with disabilities

Aviophobia, or fear of flying, is remarkably widespread and, for those of us who suffer from it, likely stems from the same fundamental issue — our brains struggling to cope with an environment where we feel utterly powerless.

Valley’s radar center operates with half the optimal number of controllers as FAA seeks to fill thousands of positions nationwide