For shorter flights, etiquette experts advise keeping shoes on, while longer flights allow for shoe removal if feet are odor-free. Passengers seated in emergency exit rows should always keep shoes on ...

Passengers love Boeing 747s and Airbus A380s, AKA the world’s biggest commercial jets, but they’re slowly being phased out.

The airline said it is leaning into its business catered toward wealthier consumers, including premium seating and travel to ...

It's not an abstract question. One of this year's big travel trends is detour destinations – visiting faraway places like Japan, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates. To get there from the U.S., ...

Stelia, the company that built Air France's new La Premiere first-class cabin, is out with a new spin on business class, ...

UAE national carrier Etihad Airways has taken delivery of its sixth Airbus A350-1000, growing its long-haul fleet with one of the most modern widebodies in the market. The aircraft is scheduled to ...

“If you are seated in the emergency exit row, your shoes should always be on,” she says. “You have elected to take on the ...

Travel Troubleshooter talks to etiquette experts about when it's OK to take your shoes off on a flight. The answer varies — ...