Airports are using facial recognition for faster, paper-free boarding. Learn what it means for passengers without smartphones.

The giant airport is forecast to cater to some 120 million customers, but plans are already in motion to ramp up capacity.

First-class and business-class passengers will board a tad earlier on American Airlines flights starting next month. On ...

The future of air travel will see the end of boarding passes and in-person check-ins, but for now, it is still important to ...

It’s been over five years since British Airways unveiled its latest business-class concept, the Club Suite. Here's what it's ...

The International Civil Aviation Organisation is working on a program that will overhaul UK airport check-in policies. Ahead of the change, we're outlining the current check-in rules you need to know.

The Migration and Home Affairs Department of the European Commission in Brussels told me: “Entry should be allowed to those travelling with passports issued within the previous 10 years at the moment ...

With no check-in, a passenger’s face will be scanned when they arrive at the airport, alerting the airline of their intention to fly. That will occur at the bag drop-off for those checking luggage, ...

British Airways added that it had made the decision since it did not believe the problems would be solved quickly, saying ...

The way we travel is about to change. The new 'digital travel credential' will allow passport details to be securely stored ...

Passengers will soon be able to upload passport details to their smartphones and pass seamlessly through airports using only ...

Paperless, tech-driven flying will soon be the order of the day as the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) ...