The Caribbean airspace became a web of disruption and uncertainty this past weekend as US military action in Venezuela triggered widespread flight cancellations across one of the year’s busiest travel ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. JetBlue, United, American, Cape Air, and other airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights to popular beach destinations and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The US raid on Venezuela caused huge travel disruption in the Caribbean. Airlines are adding dozens of extra flights to help ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed that airlines could resume their operations in the Caribbean. Airlines are expected to resume operations across the Caribbean after the U.S. strike on ...

Airlines are adding flexible polices and increasing capacity to help stranded passengers. Here's what to know if your flight has been changed or canceled.

With airspace restrictions in the region having been lifted, there are plenty of displaced passengers to get back on the right track.

As we head into the busiest travel time of the year, it's more important than ever to know your flying rights. Let's start with the big one significant delays and cancellations. If your flight's ...

View post: Garrison Brothers’ New Bourbon Is 146.4 Proof. Can You Handle the Heat of This 'Hazmat Whiskey?' U.S. military operations in Venezuela disrupted Caribbean travel and caused airport ...

Caribbean Airlines is cutting two nonstop flights between Fort Lauderdale and Jamaica as part of a broad reduction in service. Caribbean Airlines is ending its route between Fort Lauderdale and ...

U.S. travel policy changes could affect your Caribbean trip. Check passports, flights, insurance, health rules, and local regulations before you go.

View post: The Federal EV Tax Credit Is Dead—But You Have Until June 30 to Claim $1,000 for a Home Charger FAA shut Caribbean airspace, causing flight cancellations by major airlines. Major airlines ...