I toured Delta Air Lines' swanky new $2.3 billion terminal at LAX. Get ready for a better pre-flight experience — it's easily one of the best in the US.

Wine lovers flying Delta Airlines will be delighted to hear that Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson is once again partnering with the airline, bringing a much-needed vino refresh to the flight experience. Indeed, the Delta One cabin will feature the highest number of premium wines ever offered onboard - a selection of two red wines, two white wines, rosé, Champagne and port. Rosé will be offered year-round and each flight will feature a printed list of the wines offered along with Robinson’s insights regarding each wine.

When you fly into Aspen Airport, you know you’ve arrived in one of the most beautiful locales in Colorado. When you arrive in the fall, you know you’ve chosen the best time to be there. Snowmass Village, just seven miles from the airport, is waiting to greet you, with hiking and biking trails, new shops and restaurants, and those legendary mountains swathed in gold.

A big pain point for Delta Air Lines flyers at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is now over. And with the change, the airport — one of the nation's busiest — reached a milestone.

Call me a disgruntled Delta Diamond ... well, almost a Diamond.

It’s beginning to look a lot like ski season and Vail Resorts is welcoming the flurries with a lodging sale travelers can use to plan their winter getaways.

It’s been years in the making—more than five to be exact—but at long last, Delta Air Lines passengers have a state-of-the-art 27-gate terminal at Los Angeles International Airport. In August, the Atlanta-based airline completed its $2.3 billion LAX project that began in 2018. The undertaking is part of a larger revamp of the entire airport, including the creation of an Automated People Mover (APM) and consolidated car rental facility.

When it comes to flying in business class, no one does it quite like Air France. Known for their Francophile food options—which begin from the moment you step into their lounges, stocked with petite macarons, croque madames, and classic French cocktails, such as the Kir Royal—amenity kits with products from French brand Clarins, and impeccable service, a flight with the airline is like getting a little slice of la vie française. Although already an excellent experience, this past summer, the airline began rolling out updated business-class cabins, starting with flights from Paris to New York City. But things just got even better: This month, Air France is offering travelers the chance to win a pair of free tickets to experience their business-class offering for themselves.

A pair of lawsuits involving eight women have been refiled by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in Colorado against Denver-based Frontier Airlines.

Delta Air Lines announced that some of the recent changes to the carrier’s loyalty program would be rolled back after travelers voiced their displeasure.

Just days after announcing plans for its largest-ever schedule for flights from the U.S. to Europe next year, Delta Air Lines revealed it would cut flights to six major cities in the coming months, starting in October.

Visitors to Monterrey, Mexico will soon have more flight options from the United States. Viva Aerobus, an airline based in Monterrey, Mexico, will launch new routes to Austin, Denver, Miami, New York, San Francisco, and Orlando. The airline is adding the flights due to ‘growing demand’, and there will be a 23 percent increase in available seats for a total of 13 million seats to Monterrey in 2024, according to its announcement.  The new flight routes include: 

It's October, which means the leaves are changing, giant skeletons are taking over suburban lawns and people are apple-picking pretty much anywhere an apple grows.