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A barometer for air travel worldwide, Dubai's airport sees traffic top pre-pandemic levels

Dubai International Airport served 41.6 million passengers in the first half of this year, exceeding figures for the same period in 2019.

 

'Hated having my wings clipped': Device damage can make flying hard for disabled travelers

Sue Volek said airlines should remember that disabled people want to travel, too, and that carriers should be more careful with mobility equipment.

 

From gumbo to lemon-filled beignets: See the menu for Tiana's Palace at Disneyland Resort

The newest restaurant at the Disneyland Resort is meant to take guests to New Orleans with a menu full of spice.

 

Death Eaters coming to Universal Studios during Halloween Horror Nights

Lord Voldemort's faithful Death Eaters are heading for both Universal Studios Hollywood and Florida as the parks host Halloween Horror Nights.

 

American Airlines flight from Miami to NYC diverts to Jacksonville after pepper spray incident

An American Airlines flight was diverted to Jacksonville after someone inadvertently sprayed a bottle of pepper spray in the cabin.

 

Frontier Airlines promotion aims to prevent student loan debt from keeping you grounded

Frontier Airlines is giving away miles to people paying off their student loans. Here's what you need to know about the sweepstakes.

 

Is airplane coffee safe to drink? I'll try to put the rumors to rest. | Cruising Altitude

I spoke to experts and reached out to the EPA to get to the bottom of an age-old rumor that airplane water can be dangerous to your health.

 

One of Colorado’s top restaurants won’t be in the running for a Michelin star because it’s located in Aurora

After months of anticipation, the Michelin Guide will announce on Sept. 12 which Colorado restaurant or restaurants have received the state’s first-ever Michelin star.

 

Top reasons you should try gravel biking in Colorado

Colorado is a playground for cyclists, with paved roads and paths, bumpy mountain trails and dirt farm, ranch and forest routes to explore. According to the nonprofit Bicycle Colorado, 73% of Coloradans own at least one bike and a whopping 41% of residents call themselves recreational cyclists. That’s a lot of pedaling going on in the Centennial State.

 

Ready for takeoff: JetBlue, Breeze, Frontier and Play post end-of-summer sales

Low cost carriers want to get you going as the weather turns cooler. Here are the end-of-summer deals they're offering.

 

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