Despite delays at some airports caused by staff shortages, government officials and aviation experts say flying is safe.

Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy sent a plea to air traffic controllers as the government shutdown drags on and flight ...

The group, which includes the FAA and NASA, decided early on that there would be no competition among airlines when it came ...

The air travel system was strained before the government shutdown, but the lack of funding is stressing it even more. Here's ...

Sean Duffy responded to a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ question with a riddle when asked about the safety of flying amid the government ...

Fox's Maria Bartiromo pressed Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy about air traffic controller staffing shortages amid the ...

Controllers have urged air passengers to contact their representatives to end the shutdown. The transportation secretary also ...

Were it not for the pillar of smoke twisting above the thick pine forest, the scene might have resembled any other stretch of ...

The shortage of air traffic controllers at some airports during the U.S. government shutdown may have travelers wondering if they have anything to worry about as they board their flight. Flight delays ...

A government shutdown is causing isolated flight delays due to staffing issues at some air traffic control facilities. TSA officers and air traffic controllers are essential employees who must work ...

Approximately 185,000 people have died in civilian aviation accidents since the advent of powered flight over a century ago.

The government shutdown entered its ninth day on Oct. 9, and with no sign of funding being restored, cracks were starting to show in the travel sector, as evidenced by isolated delays at some airports ...