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Southwest urges employees to take extra shifts over July 4 to avoid flight disruptions
A Southwest Airlines flight logo is seen as the plane taxis to a gate at Long Island MacArthur Airport in Ronkonkoma, New York on March
United Airlines unveils 270-jet Boeing and Airbus order, its largest ever
A United Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft lands at San Francisco International Airport. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images United Airlines unveiled Tuesday its largest-ever
NBA set record $1.46 billion in sponsorship revenue this season
Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors drives to the basket against the Los Angeles Lakers during the 2021 NBA Play-In Tournament on May
Airport restaurants, TSA offer bonuses amid labor shortage
A Starbucks location that was closed midday at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Leslie Josephs | CNBC A worker shortage at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport became
$70 million box office haul is pandemic record
Still from Universal’s “F9.” Universal Universal’s “F9” is paving the way for 2021’s summer box office. Over its opening weekend, the Fast and Furious film
Royal Caribbean to launch first passenger cruise from U.S. since pandemic no sail orders
After a 15-month, pandemic-induced hiatus, cruising has returned to America. Royal Caribbean‘s Celebrity Edge is less than 24 hours away from setting sail off the
The biggest mistakes tourists make in major world cities
Travel writers make a career out of helping tourists navigate unfamiliar places. Still, even the most savvy traveler is prone to making the occasional faux
Miami-area condo collapses and a massive rescue mission is underway
A portion of the 12-story condo tower crumbled to the ground during a partial collapse of the building on June 24, 2021 in Surfside, Florida.
Track star Allyson Felix launches own shoe brand after Nike breakup
Allyson Felix is president of Saysh, while her brother, Wes, serves as CEO. Source: Saysh After breaking up with Nike in 2019 and landing a
Claudette regains tropical storm power after 13 deaths
Claudette regained tropical storm standing Monday morning because it neared the coast of the Carolinas lower than two days after 13 individuals died — together