Author: Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAY

The 6,000 passengers on the Costa Smeralda were allowed to disembark Thursday afternoon after a passenger was found to have the flu, not coronavirus.

Former WWE wrestler-turned-fitness model Eva Marie says her husband was allowed into the Qantas business lounge while in gym attire but she wasn’t.

Amtrak had told an accessibility advocacy group that it would have to charge them $25,000 to reconfigure its trains to take two extra wheelchairs.

A Qantas passenger is calling out the Australian airline, saying her dog Duke, a 6-year-old boxer, died from heat sickness as a result of negligence.

From the scorpion aboard a United Airlines flight to the baby born on an American Airlines jetway, these were the stories readers clicked on in 2019.

A group of carolers on the platform at Manhattan’s 34th Street/Penn Station sang Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas Is You.”

Flight attendants have accused Frontier of making them go on unpaid leave well before giving birth and being unaccommodating to breastfeeding moms.

Gentrification is pricing the Home of the Brave Museum out of an increasingly tony Honolulu enclave.

Since October 2018, 33 dogs have gone home with guests from the Home2 Suites in Biloxi, Mississippi. Here’s how the program works.