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The international flight was about two hours into its journey when it had to turn around.

You better not be running late if you get this code on your boarding pass.

Southwest Airlines passengers got the surprise of a lifetime when a granddaughter announced one of the flight attendants onboard was her grandmother.

Flying is stressful. Even if you're ok with the flight itself, there's a ton of other stuff to be concerned with. Having a cancelation is the last thing you want to worry about.

Utica and Rome are part of the New York Air National Guard's 109th Airlift Wing 12-city regional flyover to salute medical professionals, first responders, and essential workers.

Flying somewhere just got a little pricier, thanks to an increase in baggage fees by five of the airlines that fly out of Syracuse's Hancock International Airport.

A woman was allegedly kicked off a plane for complaining about another passenger. Did the airline handle the situation correctly, or was it an overreaction?

It was a sad moment when the Boilermaker announced that this year the annual post-race party would be without the popular flyover. That has been one of the signature features for the big event for countless years and when the military jets were not available, Executive Director for The Boilermaker Tim Reed, started digging in to see what else could be done. What he discovered was truly amazing! Re

One of the craziest videos we've seen in a long time: Here's a video of two skydivers in a free fall who almost got killed by a falling airplane.

This is a scary scenario. The pilot of the United Airlines plane you're flying on suddenly has a heart attack. A flight attendant asks if any  passengers on board are pilots. That would be a tense time for everybody on the plane. Fortunately a National Guard pilot was able to step in and help out. Talk about being in the right place at the right time.

It's nearly impossible to watch this without cringing...

In an attempt to appease adult travelers who would rather avoid screaming kids in a tight, confined space, airlines are increasingly segregating families with children to the back of the plane.