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Alaska Airlines is channeling retro dance vibes to highlight their coronavirus safety guidelines. The Seattle-based airline has parodied 1983 hit “The Safety Dance” by Men Without Hats to showcase their COVID protocols in safety video.

Thanks to new rules from the Department of Transportation, passengers hoping to traveling with emotional support animals may no longer be allowed on commercial airlines.

Despite a new CDC recommendation urging people not to travel this Thanksgiving, airlines are preparing for what they expect to be their busiest week since the outbreak of the pandemic.

The travel industry has been hit hard by the pandemic because of all the canceled trips. But rescheduling a vacation might not be as easy as you think.

A woman’s July death has now been confirmed as from coronavirus. The announcement came yesterday from Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins who says the woman was heading back to Dallas-Fort Worth from Arizona and collapsed.

It’s about to get a little cheaper to get to Disney World, Epcot and Universal Studios in Florida for certain people. Frontier Airlines is offering free flights to Orlando to anyone with a certain name. Read more!

United Airlines announced that 16,370 employees will be furloughed next month, when payroll restrictions attached to federal coronavirus aid expire.

Emirates, the state-owned airlines of the United Arab Emirates, has pledged to cover the medical, quarantine and funeral costs of any passengers diagnosed with COVID-19 while traveling.

Delta’s CEO revealed they’ve already banned over 100 passengers who refused to wear a mask on board their flights. The airline has required masks since May 1. Read more!

With the coronavirus pandemic being shadowed by George Floyd protests, many are stuck wondering how the various state reopenings and maintained social distancing guidelines should affect travel. Is it safe to fly yet?