The deadly crash of a commercial jetliner and a military helicopter in the Potomac River is affecting flights in South Florida. Delays and cancellations are expected through Thursday.

One traveler mentioned how she couldn't sleep the night before her flight after hearing the news about the crash.

A Hallandale Beach man is set to learn his fate in May after pleading guilty to attacking an American Airlines gate agent at the airline’s Dallas Fort Worth International Airport hub back in October.

PSA Airlines, which operated the crashed aircraft, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fort Worth-based American Airlines.

On Saturday, the Exit Plazas at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport will no longer take cash. The airport system said in an effort to speed up transactions, minimize delays, and help with traffic flow during busy travel times, they're moving to digital payments only.

Delta's hub network is fascinating unto itself, and we have discussed it extensively here at Simple Flying. The carrier's hub network tends to focus on secondary markets, such as Atlanta, Detroit, Salt Lake City,

An American Airlines jet with 60 passengers and four crew members aboard collided Wednesday with an Army helicopter while coming in for a landing at Ronald Reagan National Airport near

The last major collision of a commercial U.S. airline dates back to 2009, when a Colgan Air incident left 50 dead near Buffalo, New York. Federal regulators tightened safety requirements following the crash, including bolstering aircraft carrier inspection requirements and pilot training hours.

The suit contends that racist actions by American Airlines employees led to the arrest by police of the Arizona newlyweds while on their honeymoon.

Sixty-four people died after an American Airlines jet collided with a helicopter and crashed into the Potomac River.

American Airlines will temporarily suspend three routes to Europe this summer and again push back the introduction of its new Flagship Suite business class as a result of the latest delivery delays plaguing the Boeing 787.

Much of the Metroplex saw rain over Wednesday, Jan. 29, and overnight into Thursday, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth. As of 11 a.m. Thursday, the NWS said some of the highest rainfall totals over the stretch included 4.61 inches in east Fort Worth and 4.13 inches at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.