Author: Curtis Tate, USA TODAY

U.S. agencies have screened 17,000 passengers for coronavirus at 11 airports since Sunday, a top U.S. health official said Friday.

United and American on Tuesday suspended their flights to Hong Kong as U.S. carriers continue to manage the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Delta Air Lines and American Airlines on Friday announced they would cancel all of their China flights in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Amtrak has been slow to make progress on improving accessibility of its stations and trains 30 years after the Americans with Disabilities Act passed.

The Amtrak engineer whose train derailed in Washington state in December 2017, killing three passengers, has filed a lawsuit against the railroad.

Criminals are always looking for new opportunities to defraud unsuspecting travelers. If you know the warning signs, you can protect yourself.

Under a proposed federal rule, airlines wouldn’t be required to accept emotional support animals, and would exclude service animals other than dogs.

The National Park Service will waive entrance fees at all its national parks sites on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 20.

Bracing for retaliation after missiles were fired at U.S. bases, Iranians saw a flaming object fall and crash. It was a Ukraine passenger plane, with 63 Canadians aboard.